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[JRutledge]

Silence cannot be quoted.

I would say nothing unless I truly feel I missed a call. And this better not be happening more than a couple times a season (if that). Especially if a coach is just complaining you missed it. It better be only answering to a direct question and only if you feel you missed the call. And no I would not tell them a flat out missed only because screened. I might say I did not have the best angle and I did not see what he saw, but again very rare. You do not need to agree with everything a coach says or comment on it.

Peace

[just another ref]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Silence cannot be quoted.

I would say nothing unless I truly feel I missed a call. And this better not be happening more than a couple times a season (if that).

You only miss a couple of calls a season?

[mick]

Originally Posted by just another ref

You only miss a couple of calls a season?

NO! Not that many.
Rut only gets questioned a couple times a season.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by just another ref

You only miss a couple of calls a season?

Originally Posted by mick

NO! Not that many.
Rut only gets questioned a couple times a season.

It depends on what you consider a missed call. Coaches complain often when they clearly did not see something or have no idea of the rule (e.g. Moving screen or over the back). And most good coaches understand when you explain something to them they move on. Now the bad ones keep complaining no matter what. Or better yet they complain to me when I was not on the play. I am not explaining a call that a partner made.

Peace