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OmniSpiker · 06-12-2008, 01:10 PM

make a mistake you should stick with it?

Not exactly what I intend to commmunicate.

If you do make a bad call or mistakem something to lead to a bad call in the event that you are confident that you've made the correct or right call based on your knowledge, skills, and the situation; keep the call as is. The last thing we need is for an official to keep changing their mind or hesitate to make a definitive call and causes the game to lag behind schedule. One of the priorities of reffing is to guide the game to a conclusion as well as making accurate calls. Changing calls due to mistakes does not address to source of the mistake but is merely a quick bandage to it. It looks like a guessing game.

One should never forget the bad calls made, less one may repeat the same mistake again in the future. Live with the mistake and learn from it as a preventive measure.

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OmniSpiker Player Status: Offline Posts: 171 Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Forest meets Lake	06-12-2008, 01:10 PM make a mistake you should stick with it? Not exactly what I intend to commmunicate. If you do make a bad call or mistakem something to lead to a bad call in the event that you are confident that you've made the correct or right call based on your knowledge, skills, and the situation; keep the call as is. The last thing we need is for an official to keep changing their mind or hesitate to make a definitive call and causes the game to lag behind schedule. One of the priorities of reffing is to guide the game to a conclusion as well as making accurate calls. Changing calls due to mistakes does not address to source of the mistake but is merely a quick bandage to it. It looks like a guessing game. One should never forget the bad calls made, less one may repeat the same mistake again in the future. Live with the mistake and learn from it as a preventive measure. Me eat meat in team.