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Originally Posted by JRutledge
Maybe they felt that officials talked too much to coaches or get pulled into unnecessary conversations...And if you want to avoid officials always talking to coaches, that is a way to accomplish that very position.
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Fair. But the MHSAA gave both reasons, not just that one. So I have to take them at their word that they had multiple reasons for making the change. If the coach communication factor was the primary reason, then just say so!
You’re certainly right about the “person in charge at the moment” effect. But that goes to my criticism that too many decisions like these are based on perception and opinion rather than objective analysis. It’s not good for the game when we keep changing things for change’s sake.
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