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Originally Posted by BadNewsRef
That's bullsh!t. Game admin, whether it be AAU, MS, HS, JuCo, or whatever has no busy in handling the coaches for me during the game. The only time I need game admin to help me with a coach is if I eject the coach and the coach won't leave the confines of the gym.
And who gives a f**k whether it's a blip on YOUR radar or not. This is Rita's paycheck and Rita's game. Just b/c the game is not important doesn't mean we have to let a$$-holes ruin the experience.
Let me ask you this deecee, when you become a big time NBA/SEC/PAC-10 official, what is your advice going to be to someone who looks up to you? You know, someone from your hometown, who is just starting out and all the games they get at the moment are MS games. Are you going to tell them "Don't come to me for advice b/c the games you are working right now aren't important."?
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Im with you on this one badnews... I do a lot of middle school games right now, and I feel these games are more important than HS and MS games. You develop players in Middle School, and teach them the finer aspects of the game. Middle School games are great to get experience in officiating, because the games are competitive, but not near the level of JV/V games.