Did I drop kick one?

[fullor30]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

IMS, fullor does not operate in an association/assigner system.

I have probably 7-8 assigners I get Varsity games from.

That said, I try and get DVD of game from coaches via email............much to do about nothing around here

[ga314ref]

...without rolling? If you roll, you have traveled, even if it's a cheek, and thank goodness for compression shorts -- all players should wear them.

[BktBallRef]

Originally Posted by ga314ref

...without rolling? If you roll, you have traveled, even if it's a cheek, and thank goodness for compression shorts -- all players should wear them.

Really? Where I can read this?

My rule book and case book says "roll over," not "roll."

Sometimes, I think people are just looking for an excuse to blow the whistle.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by BktBallRef

Really? Where I can read this?

My rule book and case book says "roll over," not "roll."

Sometimes, I think people are just looking for an excuse to blow the whistle.

Agree.

[zm1283]

Originally Posted by BktBallRef

Really? Where I can read this?

My rule book and case book says "roll over," not "roll."

Sometimes, I think people are just looking for an excuse to blow the whistle.

Originally Posted by Camron Rust

Agree.

Agree with you guys, bainsey, and Nevada. Roll over means you roll over, not rock from side to side. If a player rolls to their other side (back to front or front to back) I will call a travel. Otherwise, play on.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by zm1283

Agree with you guys, bainsey, and Nevada. Roll over means you roll over, not rock from side to side. If a player rolls to their other side (back to front or front to back) I will call a travel. Otherwise, play on.

Well, I'm not as liberal as you may think I am. I'm not going to call a travel if they're just rocking around a bit but I will if they go from flat on their back fully to one side. I interpret that to be rolling over.....they're on a different side of their body than they started.

[JugglingReferee]

Originally Posted by zm1283

Agree with you guys, bainsey, and Nevada. Roll over means you roll over, not rock from side to side. If a player rolls to their other side (back to front or front to back) I will call a travel. Otherwise, play on.

So you allow them to roll to one side, but not the other?

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by JugglingReferee

So you allow them to roll to one side, but not the other?

How about 90 degrees left, then back to flat on the floor, and then 90 degrees right? This is a travel everyday of the week here in the Constitution State.

[zm1283]

Originally Posted by JugglingReferee

So you allow them to roll to one side, but not the other?

No. If it sounded that way it wasn't what I meant. I don't allow them to roll 180 degrees like Nevada said earlier. If they're laying on their stomach and roll to their back, I call a travel. If they're laying on their stomach and "rock" to one side to throw a pass, I leave it alone.