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Who, what, when, where.
And you should be able to describe what he did. "He held him" is pretty lame. "He grabbed the back of the shoulder and turned him at the point of attack" is what you should be able to describe.
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Who: Team and Number (If you can't get me a number then you didn't see enough of the play to throw a flag)
What: Foul (including distance penalty) When: Before the pass, after the play, etc. Where: Where did the foul happen and where is our enforcement spot. Finally what is the clock status? |
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Gimme the number of the kid that fouled last. It doesn't help me start the enforcement process in my head, whereas all the other info does.
Make sure you (or someone) tells me the result of the play. If I'm doing my job of watching the kicker or passer, I'll likely have no clue it was intercepted, incomplete, touched by R and recovered by K, etc etc. Nothing hacks off a white hat more than his crew letting him give options and signals for an accepted penalty and only then does someone pipe up and say "Won't they want to decline that and keep the interception?" You don't necessarily have to have thrown a flag to be in the conversation. You may have seen the ball tipped at the line so there is no Pass Int foul after all. You may be drawing my attention to the fact that time expired, so the Offensive captain may prefer to take the offside and an untimed down rather than the yards they made.
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I usually tell that R that Johnny interfered with Sam.
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LOL In all seriousness:
CANADIAN MECHANIC: We use CINS or TINS Colour or Team, Infraction, Number, Status of the Play Examples: - "White, Holding, # 69, the play was an incomplete pass." - "Black, No Yards - 15 yard variety, #20, the gain was 20." - "Blue, Holding, #85, yards were gained, PBH is the B-40." - "Defense, Offside, #11, the penalty will result in a first down*." * The HL must know that the LS is past the halfway point along the chains.
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