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Coaches, players, and fans perspectives do not count matter. And if an evaluator would have told me that he was concerned about the flow of the game I would have told him to stop evaluating and become a fan. MTD, Sr.
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BNF: I will put your check in the mail tomorrow morning. MTD, Sr.
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It's two sides of the same coin. Both are valid reasons. It just depends how you look at it. It would be nice to hear some actual discussion on this topic instead of just being glib and rejecting my premise because you think it's what coaches or players think. |
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I could say the same about BNR repeating the same thing MTD said to me. But it's ok. I think I've demonstrated that there are at least two sides to this coin -- who sets the "flow" for the game does depend on whose perspective you are looking from.
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The players always set the flow of the game in my games. And as officials we should never fall into the trap of believing that anybody else except players set the flow of the game. MTD, Sr.
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But certainly how we call the game from the beginning also has an effect on the flow?
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I choose not to be an official who believes it is his job to dictate the flow of the game.
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Great minds think alike! MTD, Sr. P.S. Oh it is possible that through Six Degrees of Separation we might have a connection. And I did put your check in the mail this morning.
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I have heard very few supervisors or clinicians talk about flow anymore. The new rules or past guidelines have helped eliminate that part of the discussion.
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I would say that it is more how the players and coaches adjust to the officials calling the game, that dictate the flow.
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