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Tue Dec 25, 2012, 04:15pm
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JRut,
For consideration: Do you think your partner could have done something more like an NBA mechanic and had a whistle as soon as the offense committed BI? I think the whistle becomes the clear indicator that your partner now had additional information that would be completely his call. It certainly means that the calling officials will have a discussion as to what they both have rather than just coming in and saying "I have offensive BI" Just thinking out loud, but I like this idea and hopefully I would be able to use it properly. 
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