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Question Number: 15493League Specific 5/15/2007RE: rec Under 7 Tyler of oshkosh, WI USA asks...When playing quarters, after the quarter is done, and you have waited the 2 minutes in my case, do you blow the whistle to let the coaches know time is up, get you players on the field, or do you go over and tell them time is up, let's go? Same with halftime, what do you do then? Answer provided by Referee Ben Mueller That depends on the league. Since this is under 7 there must be a policy written somewhere. Find out!
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View Referee Ben Mueller profileAnswer provided by Referee Chuck Fleischer It is impossible for us to keep up with all the changes made by each league or age group in America.
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