1st Varisty Game Tomorrow Night

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by jeremy341a

What is the problem with what I said?

He is making a joke about another thread that NASO put out about social media. You said nothing wrong.

Congrats and have fun. Call what you see and see what you call.

Peace

[jeremy341a]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

He is making a joke about another thread that NASO put out about social media. You said nothing wrong.

Congrats and have fun. Call what you see and see what you call.

Peace

Of course now that I said it, the game will go into triple ovetime to prove my genius.

[grunewar]

Originally Posted by jeremy341a

Of course now that I said it, the game will go into triple ovetime to prove my genius.

In that case, send your game report to Mark Padgett!

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

NASO will not be very happy to read this.

Post o' the day.

[jeremy341a]

The score wasn't close (47-17) but I learned alot thanks to the great partner I had.

#1 I was so focused on not missing the action I was missing some mechanics
a. mirror the start clock as the trail in the frontcourt
b. coming up sharply with my stop clock signal
c I rushed a few times

#2 I need to opperate wider as the trail. The team was guard oriented and worked out wide, this was a change from the Middle School I had been doing.

Overall I learned alot. It is a blessing to be working with a vertern partner who is willing to help.

The next day I worked the championship game in a freshman tourny and did a much better job with my mechanics thanks to him.

[grunewar]

Originally Posted by jeremy341a

The score wasn't close (47-17)

My experience has been that Assignors purposely do that. Give you a game they won't think is too tough or contentious. Give you something to grow on. You have a lot on your mind and messing up in a tight, closely contested game, between large or rival schools need not be an added pressure.

Just like when I started with MS, F, and then JV games..... Then I worked my way up to a full VG schedule. Again, starting out with better schools against "not so much." I am still working my way up and now do a 50% VB and VG schedule. If I stayed at this schedule I would have no complaints. I am not "there" yet and still have much to learn. It's a process. Coming up slowly did me good.

Continued good luck! As you note, there's always something to work on!

[just another ref]

Originally Posted by grunewar

My experience has been that Assignors purposely do that. Give you a game they won't think is too tough or contentious.

There are exceptions. Our new (last year) assignor seems to put everyone on an even keel. She has already sent the youngest guy we have, who had never registered at any level before this year, to call a varsity game at the biggest school we have. Still trying to figure her criteria for assigning games.

[keith_15]

Originally Posted by jeremy341a

The score wasn't close (47-17) but I learned alot thanks to the great partner I had.

Overall I learned alot. It is a blessing to be working with a vertern partner who is willing to help.

The next day I worked the championship game in a freshman tourny and did a much better job with my mechanics thanks to him.

Thank you so much for sharing that. I too worked my first varsity men's game at an early age (19) and love to hear other people's stories.

Next step: get video.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by keith_15

Thank you so much for sharing that. I too worked my first varsity men's game at an early age (19) and love to hear other people's stories.

Next step: get video.

When are you moving to LA?

[evictor24]

Just enjoy it. You'll find it to be easier than sub-varsity level. The game is (or should be) much cleaner and you'll find that it's easier to stay alert.

[fullor30]

Look like you've been there.

[sjenkins7]

Originally Posted by jeremy341a

From knowing the teams I don't expect it to be a closely contested game however I am excitied about being selected to do a varsity game so early in my career. I am worried about being overwhelmed by the quickness of the game. Any advice?

Always keep learning! Your passion for the game shows through, the first step to greatness!