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Sat Nov 09, 2002, 10:33pm
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You cannot worry about that.
Just call you game. Do not try to "mirror" or adjust your game to other officials. You will find yourself calling things that are not there, or you could have passed on. If the assignor put you there, you should just try to call what you see. Most importantly, if you are calling your own game or working your primary, you will not be able to know or understand every call your partner makes. Just call your game and discuss at halftime or during timeouts what each of you are seeing. But do not just call something because you partner made that call. You partner might be wrong. Then you will be wrong by making another call that "mirrors" them.
Peace
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