Poor mechanic for PAT. Umpire goes back with BJ for the goal posts, NOT LJ. Keep you linesman on the sideline. Try it, we do this in Illinois & Iowa. It works much better
In Utah, we do it by the book/NFHS mechanic. The trade off with sending the U back to watch the uprights is that you now have no one watching for roughing the snapper.
I would rather have the U getting the safety call on the snapper as well as chop blocks, interlocked legs, hurdling and the many other fouls that can occur in the interior than the LJ helping rule ENC/FS. In the rare case of a busted or trick play, the line help is good, however remember R's mechanics will be to roll and assist on the sideline, such as in the 3-man mechanics, and the U will always be able to rule on goal line.
So glad I found this. Just what I was needing and looking for!
Exactly video, saved it to my library 😊
I startet in Austria my Career as a Crew Member. On Saturday I have my first game as an BJ. Thanks for the Video 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Poor mechanic for PAT. Umpire goes back with BJ for the goal posts, NOT LJ. Keep you linesman on the sideline. Try it, we do this in Illinois & Iowa. It works much better
In Utah, we do it by the book/NFHS mechanic. The trade off with sending the U back to watch the uprights is that you now have no one watching for roughing the snapper.
I would rather have the U getting the safety call on the snapper as well as chop blocks, interlocked legs, hurdling and the many other fouls that can occur in the interior than the LJ helping rule ENC/FS. In the rare case of a busted or trick play, the line help is good, however remember R's mechanics will be to roll and assist on the sideline, such as in the 3-man mechanics, and the U will always be able to rule on goal line.
explanations are good, but video editing is really bad many doubts are left unanswered by the bad video control.
I had no issues with the editing other than a couple of dark examples.
Your comment is too generic to be of any help.