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🚨 Avoiding Game Interrupters: Know When to Hold the Whistle Game interrupters happen when we blow the whistle for incidental contact that doesn’t impact possession or the play. On a rebound with no possession consequences, let it go. Calling a foul in those moments disrupts the flow and trust. 💡 Focus on being precise with your whistle—when you blow it, just be right. #RefereeTips #GameFlow #TrustTheWhistle #OfficiatingRefined #CrownRefs

🚨 Avoiding Game Interrupters: Know When to Hold the Whistle Game interrupters happen when we blow the whistle for incidental contact that doesn’t impact possession or the play. On a rebound with no possession consequences, let it go. Calling a foul in those moments disrupts the flow and trust. 💡 Focus on being precise with your whistle—when you blow it, just be right. #RefereeTips #GameFlow #TrustTheWhistle #OfficiatingRefined #CrownRefs

🎯 Possession Consequences vs. Game Interrupters Not all contact warrants a whistle. If there's incidental contact—like a "love tap" on a rebound—and the player secures possession, let it go. There's no possession consequence, so don’t disrupt the game flow. 🚨 Game interrupters happen when we call fouls on plays where the contact doesn’t affect possession. Stay patient, trust the game flow, and keep the whistle for meaningful plays. #GameFlow #RefereeTips #OfficiatingMatters #CrownRefs

🎯 Possession Consequences vs. Game Interrupters Not all contact warrants a whistle. If there's incidental contact—like a "love tap" on a rebound—and the player secures possession, let it go. There's no possession consequence, so don’t disrupt the game flow. 🚨 Game interrupters happen when we call fouls on plays where the contact doesn’t affect possession. Stay patient, trust the game flow, and keep the whistle for meaningful plays. #GameFlow #RefereeTips #OfficiatingMatters #CrownRefs

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