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I agree with the whistle kills the play, we were always taught while breaking in that the order is:
whistle (stops all action) kill the clock flag I keep the whistle in my mouth until the play starts then I spit it out and hold it. |
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when the flag is on the ground. I suggest following other tips on this thread, learning the correct way for you and just keeping your head in the game. We , as officials, do not need to be trying to think of ways to cover mistakes. We need to be thinking of more ways for preventing these mistakes in the first place. |
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We tape the "bag" end of the flag here with the white atletic tape, for the flag to not be obvious yellow hanging outa the uniform....just following the assc rules) |
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I don't know that taping a flag is covering a mistake. First, it looks better not having the yellow hanging out of the front of the uniform (I don't carry it in my back pocket because I don't want the grass and dirt in the pants). Second, if I have a hand on my flag and don't throw because I decided not to, then that's not covering a mistake. It means that, while a foul occurred, that there was some reason I decided not to flag.
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