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2012 6 Man Meeting May 10, 2012

2012 6 Man Meeting May 10, 2012. 2012 6 Man Meeting. Agenda Welcome Guest Speaker Dealing with Adversity New Rules Pre - Snap Routine Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep. 2012 6 Man Meeting. Agenda Welcome

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2012 6 Man Meeting May 10, 2012

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  1. 20126 Man Meeting May 10, 2012

  2. 2012 6 Man Meeting Agenda • Welcome • Guest Speaker • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • Pre - SnapRoutine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep

  3. 2012 6 Man Meeting Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill

  4. 2012 6 Man Meeting Agenda • Dealing with Adversity #8 Jake Ireland

  5. 2012 6 Man Meeting Dealing with Adversity Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep When ….it hits the fan! Rising to the Challenge When ….it hits the fan! Rising to the Challenge

  6. 2012 6 Man Meeting Dealing with Adversity Adversity Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep • Adversity comes in all shapes and sizes. It ranges in intensity from nuisance, to extreme distress, to conflict, or even crisis and chaos. Some adversity cannot be controlled such as weather and field conditions. Some adversity is self-imposed such as quick whistles. Some adversity can be managed, contained or minimized such as player or coach behaviour. Some adversity must be dealt with individually and some as a crew. • The most important thing to remember is that it is going to happen. We must accept it, deal with it, and move on.

  7. 2012 6 Man Meeting Dealing with Adversity Examples of Adversity Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep • Weather and Field Conditions • Controversial Calls or Rulings • Hostile Crowds, Benches, Players • Clock and Timing Issues • Losing Track of Downs When ….it hits the fan! Rising to the Challenge

  8. 2012 6 Man Meeting Dealing with Adversity Examples of Adversity Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep • Quick Whistles • Overturned Calls • Bad Calls • Disqualifications • Misapplied Penalties or Ruling When ….it hits the fan! Rising to the Challenge

  9. 2012 6 Man Meeting Dealing with Adversity Preparing for Adversity Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep • It is going to happen. Don`t be surprised. • Make regular deposits to your credibility savings • account. • Maintain a composed demeanour before it • happens • Establish communication habits that do not • contribute to creating conflict or adversity

  10. 2012 6 Man Meeting Dealing with Adversity Avoiding Adversity Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep • Rules and mechanics knowledge • and application • Whistle Control • Clock Monitoring • Proper Equipment • Manage Sidelines / Benches When ….it hits the fan! Rising to the Challenge

  11. 2012 6 Man Meeting Dealing with Adversity Managing/Dealing with Adversity Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep • Conferencing • When • Why • Who • How • Result • Player/Player Conflicts • Coach/Official Conflicts

  12. 2012 6 Man Meeting Dealing with Adversity Moving on from Adversity Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep • Re-load • Re-focus your concentration • Resume pre-snap duties • Don’t try to sell the bad call • Take the criticism you have earned • Admit your mistakes • Help your partner move on

  13. 2012 6 Man Meeting Dealing with Adversity Adversity – The Aftermath Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep • Avoid any discussion with team • personnel, spectators or media • Report to appropriate league or • association contacts • Assess your performance When ….it hits the fan! Rising to the Challenge

  14. 2012 6 Man Meeting Agenda • New Rules #34 Kevin Baird

  15. 2012 6 Man Meeting New Rules 2012 RULE #1 SECTION 5 ARTICLE 2 page 5 Replace statement with e) Three or more players from either team substitute at the same time. Add k) A play ends in which Team B has gained possession at some point during the play. l) Termination of all kick plays. Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep When ….it hits the fan! Rising to the Challenge

  16. RULE #1 SECTION 8 ARTICLE 1 page 7 Replace statement with *note 4 When the whistle is blown inadvertently with a team in possession, the team in possession shall have the choice to: cancel the current play and repeat it where it began (PLS or kick‐off) or ii. have the play terminate at the PBH when the whistle was blown, downs continue if distance not gained. Note: If in air on a pass play repeat from PLS no option. (b) When the whistle is blown inadvertently with the ball not in possession of either team but where a team was previously in possession, the ball will be returned to the team last in possession and that team will have the choice to: cancel the current play and repeat it where it began (PLS or kick‐off) or ii. have the play terminate at the point of last possession 2012 6 Man Meeting Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep

  17. RULE #1 SECTION 8 ARTICLE 1 page 7 Replace statement with *note 4 (c) When the whistle is blown inadvertently on any scrimmage or return kick play with the ball not in possession of either team, the receiving team shall have the choice to: cancel the current play and repeat it where it began (PLS) or ii. take possession of the ball at the point ball is at time of whistle (d) When the whistle is blown inadvertently with the ball not in possession and neither team had previous possession (i.e. on kick‐off prior to possession) then the play will be repeated from previous spot, no option (e) Any fouls which occur during the play, if accepted, will be administered as they would in a regular play situation on which no whistle had been blown. 2012 6 Man Meeting Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep

  18. RULE #1 SECTION 8 ARTICLE 1 page 7 Replace statement with *note 4 (f) When the whistle is blown inadvertently but in the officials’ judgment the result of the play was not affected, then the play will stand with the expected result. Examples of this include inadvertent whistles that occur: while the ball is in the air on a successful field goal, or an unsuccessful field goal which leaves the end zone in flight, ii. while the ball is in the air on a punt attempt that leaves the field of play or end zone in flight. (g) If an inadvertent whistle occurs on a play during which time expires at the end of the second or fourth quarters, one additional play will be allowed. (exception (e)) 2012 6 Man Meeting Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep

  19. RULE #1 SECTION 11 ARTICLE 1 page 11 Replace statement with Penalty (a) (b) (f): the offending player shall be removed from the game until the illegal equipment is replaced or the score sheet is corrected. Penalty (d) ( e): Team A 1,2D‐L 10 DR, 3rd0 DG‐ L 10, DNG‐LB PBD Team B L 10 PLS The offending player shall be removed from the game until the illegal material, substance or gloves have been removed. Immediate substitution will be made but the game shall not be delayed. If more than one player offends on the same play, only 1 penalty L 10 will be applied for that play. Fouls on subsequent plays will be penalized in the same way‐L 10 on each play where 1 or more players offend. 2012 6 Man Meeting Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep

  20. 2012 6 Man Meeting New Rules 2012 RULE #1 SECTION 11 ARTICLE 2 b) page 11 Replace statement with All eye shields (visors and or glasses) must be clear. Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep When ….it hits the fan! Rising to the Challenge

  21. 2012 6 Man Meeting New Rules 2012 RULE 1 SECTION 11 ARTICLE 2 c) PAGE 11 Add d) If a player’s helmet involuntarily comes off during the play, except as a result of a foul, he shall be required to leave the game for 3 plays. Change old paragraph d) to e) Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep When ….it hits the fan! Rising to the Challenge

  22. RULE 1 SECTION 12 ARTICLE 2 c) PAGE 13 Replace statement with The use of substitution proceedings, or alleged substitution proceedings to deceive the opponent is illegal. If one or more Team A players or substitutes legally enter the field or leave the field, a sleeper play is illegal on the subsequent play. A “sleeper play” is defined as a pass play designed to deceive the opponent. (a) Occurs when an A player remains at the sideline adjacent to their team bench area, ( b) Often occurs with the ball on the opposite side of the field, Team A lines up quickly, snaps the ball, and throws a forward pass to a remote A player. (c) On the play following a Team A substitution, or alleged substitution, a sleeper play pass is illegal. (d) Running plays, or a pass play to another eligible A player, not in a remote area near their team bench sideline, are legal. Penalty: Team A 1.2D –L10 DR, 3D DG –L10 DR, 3D DNG‐LB, PBD 2012 6 Man Meeting Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep

  23. 2012 6 Man Meeting New Rules 2012 RULE 1 SECTION 13 ARTICLE 4(b) Page 15 Replace statement with Against Team B, Award the ball to Team B at the 20 yard (20 meter) line. Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep When ….it hits the fan! Rising to the Challenge

  24. 2012 6 Man Meeting New Rules 2012 RULE 3 SECTION 2 ARTICLE 4 Page 24 Delete boldtext After a rouge, ...... On any kick from scrimmage (which excludes kickoffs) where the ball enters the end zone, the receiving team being able to successfully advance the ball legally out of the end zone and retain possession, may choose to scrimmage at their own 20 yard line or where the ball becomes dead. Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep When ….it hits the fan! Rising to the Challenge

  25. RULE 4 SECTION 4 ARTICLE 4) Page 27 Replace statement with Line players of team A are those players whose head and shoulders are within 1 yard (1 meter) and on their own side of the line of scrimmage and are formed in a single line when the ball is snapped. Any Team A players in the backfield, while moving forward, anywhere between the eligible ends, shall also be considered eligible receivers as long as they remains onside at the time the ball is snapped. This will include the player occupying the position of quarterback. No stationary player of Team A shall be in a position that will create doubt as to whether he is on the line or in the backfield when the ball is snapped. Penalty: 1.2D – L5 DR; 3D DG – L5 DR; DNG – LB PBD Note: A player in a doubtful position may be penalized under this rule as an ineligible pass receiver – as applicable. 2012 6 Man Meeting Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep

  26. 2012 6 Man Meeting New Rules 2012 RULE 4 SECTION 2 ARTICLE 3 Page 28 Replace statement with If a Team A player goes offside, and passes the neutral zone, before the ball is snapped, the officials shall stop the play immediately, and award the penalty, subject to the right of Team B to decline the penalty and have the same down repeated as though a foul had not occurred. Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep When ….it hits the fan! Rising to the Challenge

  27. 2012 6 Man Meeting New Rules 2012 RULE 4 SECTION 3 ARTICLE 4 Page 29 Replace statement with A line player of Team A, except the centre, after assuming a 3 – 4 point stance, may not legally move his head, body, arm, hands, or feet until the ball is snapped. Note: If the movement of any Team A line player, in their 3 – 4 point stance, prior to the snap, is slight and does result in drawing a Team B offside, there shall be no foul called. If, however, Team B reacts to the movement of a Team A line player in their 3 – 4 point stance, the penalty will be illegal procedure. Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep When ….it hits the fan! Rising to the Challenge

  28. 2012 6 Man Meeting New Rules 2012 RULE 5 SECTION 1 ARTICLE 1 e) PAGE 33 Replace statement with A dribbled ball is made by kicking the ball when it is loose (not in possession of any player) Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep When ….it hits the fan! Rising to the Challenge

  29. 2012 6 Man Meeting New Rules 2012 RULE 5 SECTION 2 ARTICLE 5 c) PAGE 35 Replace statement with Note: If after the foul, possession is gained in the end zone by B, the penalty shall be applied from the B 10 yard(10 meter) line, or option Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep When ….it hits the fan! Rising to the Challenge

  30. RULE 5 SECTION 4 ARTICLE 1 PAGE38 Replace statement with b) …If the ball strikes the ground before being touched by the receiving team: Penalty: in field of play L 5 PBT, in goal area L5 penalty applied at 10 yard line. c) If the kicking team player is making no effort to withdraw from the 5 yard zone, and is hovering over the ball or the receiving team player about to take possession of the ball: Penalty: L15 will apply at normal point of application regardless whether the ball bounced. d) If the kicking team player interferes with a receiving team player attempting to gain possession of the kicked ball, with or without contact: Penalty: L15 from the normal point of application 2012 6 Man Meeting Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep

  31. RULE 5 SECTION 4 ARTICLE 2 PAGE 38 Add On any kick from scrimmage (which excludes kickoffs) where the ball enters the end zone, the receiving team being able to successfully advance the ball legally out of the end zone and retain possession, may choose to scrimmage at their own 20 yard (20 meter) line or where the ball becomes dead. Note: When the ball has been legally advanced out of the end zone the point ball held will be classed the B 20 yard (20 meter) line until the ball is carried beyond the B20, for any penalties to be applied at PBH. 2012 6 Man Meeting Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep

  32. 2012 6 Man Meeting New Rules 2012 RULE 5 SECTION 5 ARTICLE 3 PAGE 40 Replace statement with Note: If the point of application is the PP or PBH, and these points are in the Bend zone, the point of application shall be from the B 10 yard (10 meter) line (see article 5) Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep When ….it hits the fan! Rising to the Challenge

  33. 2012 6 Man Meeting New Rules 2012 RULE 5 SECTION 5 ARTICLE 3 PAGE 40 Replace statement with In the above articles, when a penalty is applied from the 10 yard ( 10 meter) line, Team A may scrimmage the ball at any point on or between the hash marks, on the line where the ball is placed after the penalty application Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep When ….it hits the fan! Rising to the Challenge

  34. RULE 5 SECTION 6 ARTICLE 6 PAGE 40 Add Section 6 DRIBBLED BALL A Dribbled ball occurs by kicking the ball when it is loose (not in possession of any player) a) A dribbled ball may be touched by the kicker or any on side player without penalty. b) A dribbled ball touched by the opponent makes all offside players on side. c) If a dribbled ball is touched by an offside player Penalty: Award ball to the opponent at point of touch, or option. If touch is in the opponents Goal Area. Penalty:Award ball to opponent at their 20 yard(20 meter) line, or option. If touch is in own Goal area Penalty: Accept a score of 1 or 2 points as applicable, or take possession of the ball as 1st down at the PLS or 10 yard (10 meter line whichever is closer to the opponents goat tine. NOTE: If the touching by an offside player occurs on the last play of a half, the opponent may elect to extend the period for an additional play, from point of touch. NOTE: A ball dribbled by Team A across the line of scrimmage does not interrupt the continuity of downs. NOTE: A dribbled ball that strikes a goal post shall remain in play. 2012 6 Man Meeting Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep

  35. 2012 6 Man Meeting New Rules 2012 RULE 6 SECTION 3 ARTICLE 1 PAGE 41 Replace statement with An offside pass is made when the ball is directed in any manner other than being kicked, in the direction of the opponents' dead line. Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep When ….it hits the fan! Rising to the Challenge

  36. 2012 6 Man Meeting New Rules 2012 RULE 6 SECTION 3 ARTICLE 2 PAGE 41 Replace statement with A Team making an offside pass shall not be permitted to advance the ball and retain possession beyond the point of origin of the pass. Penalty: Next scrimmage at point of origin of pass Exceptions: Handoff pass behind the line of scrimmage Forward Pass Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep When ….it hits the fan! Rising to the Challenge

  37. 2012 6 Man Meeting New Rules 2012 RULE 6 SECTION 3 ARTICLE 1 PAGE 41 Add 5) a ball fumbled forward by a ball carrier, or a player attempting to catch a kicked ball. or by a player attempting to intercept a lateral pass. 6) a kick which is blocked 7)recovered by an opponent Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep When ….it hits the fan! Rising to the Challenge

  38. 2012 6 Man Meeting New Rules 2012 RULE 6 SECTION 3 ARTICLE 5 PAGE 42 Delete complete article Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep When ….it hits the fan! Rising to the Challenge

  39. 2012 6 Man Meeting New Rules 2012 RULE 6 SECTION 4 ARTICLE 6 PAGE 44 Add Note: A forward pass shall not be ruled as “completed” if the receiver does not survive immediate contact with an opponent and/or the ground. This is also true in the case of d) above, even if the player is forced out of bounds while in the air, the receiver must still survive the contact of the ground (out‐of‐bounds) to complete the pass. Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep When ….it hits the fan! Rising to the Challenge

  40. RULE 6 SECTION 4 ARTICLE 8 PAGE 44 Replace statement with Article 8 ‐ Intentional Grounding RULE 6 SECTION 4 ARTICLE 8 PAGE 44 Add Inadvertent tripping by a player with equal position shall not be ruled as interference. RULE 6 SECTION 4 ARTICLE 11 c 4 PAGE 46 Replace statement with If Team A commits a foul in the end zone, or field of play, while the ball is in the end zone, the penalty shall be applied from the 20 yard(20 meter) line Team B may request the ball be placed at any point on or between the hash marks 2012 6 Man Meeting Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep

  41. RULE 7 SECTION 1 ARTICLE 2 PAGE 47 Remove complete article and place under rule 7 section 3 Unnecessary Roughness RULE 7 SECTION 3 ARTICLE 12 PAGE 50 Add Exception the centre has no protection on a quick kick RULE 7 SECTION 4 ARTICLE PAGE 51 Add (f) If a player throws a punch at an opponent, without contact, it is considered Objectionable Conduct. 2012 6 Man Meeting Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep

  42. RULE 8 SECTION 2 ARTICLE 4 PAGE 54 Add If point of possession is the end zone apply from the 10 yard (10 meter) line RULE 8 SECTION 2 ARTICLE 4 c) PAGE 56 Replace statement with If Team A commits a foul on the field of play while the ball is in the B end zone, the penalty shall be applied from the B 10 yard (10 meter) line. Team B may request the ball to be placed at any point on or between the hash marks. (UR, RP, etc may be applied at the 10 yard (10 meter) line or at the PBD). RULE 8 SECTION 5 ARTICLE 8 PAGE 58 Delete note 2012 6 Man Meeting Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep

  43. 2012 6 Man Meeting Agenda • Pre – Snap Routine #96 Murray Drinkwalter

  44. 2012 6 Man Meeting Pre – Snap Routine Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep The Importance of Pre-Snap Routine When ….it hits the fan! Rising to the Challenge

  45. 2012 6 Man Meeting Pre – Snap Routine Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep “Before everything else, getting ready is the secret to success” ………… Henry Ford When ….it hits the fan! Rising to the Challenge

  46. 2012 6 Man Meeting Pre – Snap Routine Why are pre-snap routines so important? Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep • “Keeps your head in the game and helps to • maintain focus • Ensures that you don’t miss anything • Ensures consistency from play to play • Following the routine in blow-out games helps • you stay focused When ….it hits the fan! Rising to the Challenge

  47. 2012 6 Man Meeting Pre – Snap Routine When does the pre-snap routine begin? Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep • After the ball is ready for play • Prior to that you are dead ball officiating • In cases of hurry-up or no-huddle offences • the pre-snap routine may run concurrent to dead • ball officiating When ….it hits the fan! Rising to the Challenge

  48. 2012 6 Man Meeting Pre – Snap Routine Pre-Snap: Referee Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep • Clock Status • Down, Distance, Yard Line, Sticks set • Subs in/out and first count of offense • Ensure crew is set • Subs in/out and signal ready for play • If possible listen to huddle When ….it hits the fan! Rising to the Challenge

  49. 2012 6 Man Meeting Pre – Snap Routine Pre-Snap: Referee Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep • Upon huddle break, check formation and second • count • Confirm count with Line Umpire • Ensure own positioning • Who is ‘in the box’ for BBW? • Crew Communication! When ….it hits the fan! Rising to the Challenge

  50. 2012 6 Man Meeting Pre – Snap Routine Pre-Snap Keys: Referee Agenda • Welcome • Guest – Rob Underhill • Dealing with Adversity • New Rules • My Routine • Tips for – the Referee - the Umpire - the Sides - Deep • Is Q.B. under centre or shotgun? • Formation - Backs in or out/tight ends? • Centre, guard, tackle on your side • Tackles don’t lie! Is their weight forward or on their • heels? • Listen for communication from both teams. When ….it hits the fan! Rising to the Challenge

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