HS Football Officials Training - Wing Mechanics

2022 Football Official Clinic training for wing mechanics

[pewcario]

I’m a brand new official in Ohio for this year. Never done this before, and it’s videos like this one that is going to help me learn so much quicker!!! Thank you so much! Excellent explanation on things. I know ohio and Utah has some differences in how things are done, but for the most part this has been very helpful!!

[russdaripperwilliams]

Im starting my 1st year officiating and im a wingman been watching and taking notes last 3 days gonna make some flash cards ty for your video

[rowdydowdy]

Thank you for taking the time and posting these videos. Much appreciated!

[johndyoung]

Great instructional video. Very helpful. Thanks for posting.

[dylansmith]

Im 19 and going to be a new official next year. I have only umpired baseball and I never played football so I have a lot to learn. I mirrored a crew last night for some feedback as well as a chance to ask some questions. The White hat told me most likely they will start me as a head linesman next year so I can learn how to work the chains. I was curious, can you do a video solely focused on the HL position? I think it would help a lot. Thank you.

[jeffmoreorless]

Thank you for posting this, I find it very helpful. Is there anywhere to get more info on four man mechanics?

[gdholmfirth]

In the situation about the 12:00 mark, as respects ruling on whether or not a dumped pass reaches the line of scrimmage, would not the U be the logical one to be responsible for that?

[rogalskyj]

At the 43:16 mark..looks like #58(?) comes out on the field during a live ball. Can you have illegal participation?

[savutidog]

The line judge is watching the ball not his keys on the first play.