TRUST your partner(s) when you officiate basketball. Let's watch some video.

[@timcullen5656]

Great topic

[@OfficialsInstitute]

Thank you.

[@mikekohley2690]

Great job!!

[@OfficialsInstitute]

Thanks for the visit

[@petersonraymondfonte1444]

This channel is incredibly educational.. GREAT JOB, GREAT TOPIC👊

[@OfficialsInstitute]

Thanks for watching

[@chonsaehoward4553]

As always...Great work! Thanks so much!!

[@OfficialsInstitute]

Thanks for watching

[@petersonraymondfonte1444]

That's our problem here in our country 🇵🇭, some officials have no knowledge in the area of responsibility sir jack​👊@@OfficialsInstitute

[@WillieP-1776]

Thanks, Josh! Another great video!! I too don't pass on the obvious but I'm not staring at their feet.

[@OfficialsInstitute]

Appreciate your input. Thnx.

[@jordanhess5333]

This channel is awesome !

[@OfficialsInstitute]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@orioguy9]

Great subject!

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Thanks for watching

[@darrenhayes7349]

17:24 I like the delayed whistle on this play. If the opposing coach were to say, “that’s not your call,” what’s something you can say to keep the coach off your back?

[@OfficialsInstitute]

This may be an instance where the coaches comments does not need to be answered with anything. It is a fine line we walk with communication with coaches, but we don't need to have a conversation every time they say something. General rule of thumb, if a coach asks a question, answer it. If they are TELLING you their opinion on something, let it go. Obviously all within an acceptable realm of tone and mannerism.

[@petersonraymondfonte1444]

Paint is a common area, it's either,lead or train can make a call..in that situation #43 hips push his oponent visible to trail official ,. your correct sir jack the trail must take a two to three steps forward for convincing the call..👊