Camps in NC, SC. VA

[Rich]

I've had numerous discussions with fellow HS officials that say I rotate too much and it's interesting that I already have some of this philosophy. I always tell newer officials to not rely on a ball settling low to move - if you do that, you'll always be late rotating or plays will happen where you wish you were on the other side.


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[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by Rich

I've had numerous discussions with fellow HS officials that say I rotate too much and it's interesting that I already have some of this philosophy. I always tell newer officials to not rely on a ball settling low to move - if you do that, you'll always be late rotating or plays will happen where you wish you were on the other side.


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Agree. In my somewhat limited 3.person experience, waiting for the ball to settling low makes you late to the play. In isn't as bad as 2-person since the c is in a much better spot to cover than the traditional, but all the better to be the as the play is forming rather than after it starts or is half way over.