Philosophy of not flagging something when it wouldn't otherwise matter

[DLH17]

Maybe this question would be better asked in it's own thread, but, I'll ask it here anyway: How many average number of flags would you say your crew (varsity hs) has in any given game?

5-10
11-20
30+

???

[JugglingReferee]

Originally Posted by DLH17

Maybe this question would be better asked in it's own thread, but, I'll ask it here anyway: How many average number of flags would you say your crew (varsity hs) has in any given game?

5-10
11-20
30+

???

I would say the average for HS games here is 12-15 per game.

[Rich]

Originally Posted by DLH17

Maybe this question would be better asked in it's own thread, but, I'll ask it here anyway: How many average number of flags would you say your crew (varsity hs) has in any given game?

5-10
11-20
30+

???

On average, for HS games, I'd say we have between 10 and 15. We had three games this season under 10. One or two above 15.

Our last game of the season we had 8. Two were KOBs, two were FSTs that could've been called from the last row. So only 4 fouls that required any judgment at all.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by DLH17

Maybe this question would be better asked in it's own thread, but, I'll ask it here anyway: How many average number of flags would you say your crew (varsity hs) has in any given game?

5-10
11-20
30+

???

If you take away the procedural or pre-snap fouls I think 5-10 is about right. The problem is many of the flags are pre-snap in nature. I know I have gone games where I had no flags, not even a delay of game foul.

Peace