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Originally Posted by TD21
The only problem here is that you don't understand simple concepts. We've already established that you are a lower level official, by your own admission, so it is evident that you don't understand the concepts being told to you. If you don't want to learn and move up then don't. My call selection isn't the problem, its the fact that no body want to learn the way thinks work in the world of officiating these days. The old concepts and ideas are disappearing. There are new ways of doing things that are studied and used by college officials that can also help high school officials. If you don't want to catch on and learn them then don't, but don't tell us that we are wrong because ou've never heard of them or can't apply them to your game
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You seem like a reasonable fellow. Let me try talking to you in plain language.
Our other esteemed associate answers direct questions by launching off on a tangent in another random direction. When you talk of giving consideration to the one on one match-up and the fact that one player already has one or more fouls when considering the next call, do you not consider that to be giving that player an advantage, or are you telling me that it is an advantage but that is just the way things are/must be/should be done at the "next level?"