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It seems in both of these plays that the lead has a better look but I'm under the impression in many cases with two man mechanics that the call should be primarily the trail's because the drive originates from his primary. What am I missing here?
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In my world, we still go by "who is the play coming to" when the play ends up in that official's primary. Maybe it's "old style" thinking, but it works for me. |
Hmmm...
After watching both videos, I think T is an actor planted by the association to provide some good 'how not to officiate the blarge from trail' footage. I'm with those who say the overacting brings his credibility into question, it's like the kid who lies and gets a little too vehement in defending it. You can tell he's trying to sell something you're not buying. You can be calm and confident and give good mechanics, and have confidence in your voice when you report it, and that's good enough.
With his antics, I'm not going to get into it on the court even if I know he's wrong. But in postgame, I'm having a long talk about areas, proper mechanics, and the importance of eye contact/communication on close calls. |
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Agreed......laughable |
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Kudos to the L...and I might not confront the guy on the call but he would go on my block list so I didn't have to work with a guy that acts like that. |
That first video makes me have less respect for that guy every time I watch it. This is one of the things people are talking about when they accuse officials of drawing attention to themselves. He looks like a clown. Has he never been evaluated, or do the powers-that-be in that area like these mechanics?
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Question: Why is a college game being called with a two man crew?
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