1. Players A-1, A-2, A-3, A-4 and A-5 are in the game when the first half ends, and the teams retreat to the locker room for halftime intermission.  With 20 seconds remaining in half time intermission , a team A assistant coach informs the official scorer that  A-1, A-2, A-3, A-6, and A-7 would like to start the 2nd half. Is this allowed? Yes or No.

2. Same scenario as question 1, but the assistant coach informs the official scorer at 15 seconds. Is this allowed? Yes or No.

3. Same scenario as question 1, but the assistant coach informs the official scorer at 10 seconds. Is this allowed? Yes or No.

4. Same scenario as question 1, but the assistant coach informs the official scorer after the horn sounds to end the halftime intermissions. Is this allowed? Yes or No.

5. Any team representative can report substitutions during a halftime intermission. T-F.












Answers:
1. Yes- 3-3-1a and 3-3-1b.
2. Yes- 3-3-1a and 3-3-1b.
3. No-3-3-1a and 3-3-1b.
4. No-3-3-1a and 3-3-1b.
5. True-  3-3-1b

I1. In the Lead position, at times rotate at an accelerated pace. You do this to accept the play and receive it. You will have a better open angle.
2. Recognize your match-ups. Are they active, passive or Engaged.
3. Cadence whistles are used for secondary coverage only.
4. Center official be ready for Curl and Crossing Plays. Lead official leave Curl Plays alone.
5. On double whistles, get eye contact with your partners, get voice acknowledgement from your partners, go to the play and communicate.

 1.Can an airborne player be granted a time out while they are over an out of bounds area? Yes or No.
2. Can an airborne player be granted a time out while they are over the division line to prevent a back court violation? Yes or No.
3. When a player is disqualified, can a team be granted a time out? Yes or No.
4. Can a team be granted a time out when a throw-in is in flight? Yes or No.
5. Can the throw-in team be granted a time out when the ball is at their disposal? Yes or No.
6. Can the opponents be granted a time out when the throw-in starts? Yes or No.
​7. Can either team be granted a time out before the throw-in has started? Yes or No. 





Answers:
1. Yes- 5-8-3a.
2. Yes- 5-8-3a.
3. No- 5-8-3b.
4. No- 5-8-3a.
5. Yes- 5-8-3a.
6. No-5-8-3a.
​7. Yes- 5-8-3b

It is important for the Lead official to stay with the “crash” and let the center and trail follow the ball. On this the play, the Lead must officiate the 70% defense and 30% offense concept.

1. Let the past be what it was.
2. Accept the present for what it is.
3. Your past does not have to dictate your future.
4. Your future absolutely should be something entirely different from what has happened in the past. 
​5. The best years of your life are in front of you. Things have a way of working out for the best.

#12 Officials:

1. Will be Team Driven.
2. Each night crews will cooperate with one another.
3. Crews will avoid stealing calls to help with their play calling percentages.
4. The crew will provide additional support to crew members who are missing calls.
5. Stay within your crew role that you were assigned, only step out of your lane to support your crew member.
6. Will cut down on double whistles.
7. Remember go into your secondary when its a strike down the middle.
8. Run the game, don’t let the game run you.
9. Work every possession hard mentally and physically.
​10. Game, Partner(s), Self.

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1. Pragmatic Optimists and Resilient.
2. Unselfish Givers and Self Taught.
3. Connectors and Humble.
4. Open - minded and Gracefully honest.
5. Curious and Radically Transparent.
6. Truth-teller and Compassionate.

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