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Originally Posted by Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.
Dan:
No it isn't. Before an official can get a varsity game from a league assigner, that official must have his name given to the assigner by a coach in the league. If no official will recommend the official that official will not get games. And all it takes is one coach to tell an assigner that he doesn't want him in the league and that official is out. There is not evaluation process.
MTD, Sr.
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I'm sorry Mark, but this is an evaluation process. Official X recommends or does not recommend official Y for varsity games. Official X has evaluated official Y and he decides either Y is or isn't ready. If Y gets enough positive evaluations he's in, otherwise he's not.
Blacklisting is a way for coaches to evaluate officials that has an immediate impact for that coach.
You may not like it, but evaluation is exactly what this is.