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Originally Posted by JRutledge
You said something very interesting to me. First thing what is a "good schedule?" Is that not subjective? I know people that work nothing but varsity games and complain about the games they get or that they do not have enough "big games."
Secondly you said they were held back until it was proven they were too good to be held back. OK, did that not mean they proved they could work? Isn't that how it normally goes? And how did they prove they were pretty damn good? Did they go to camps, meetings, trainings or work in front of the right people? I do not read anything nefarious in your claims of not being in someone's circle. If anything, it seems how the individuals you are referencing got games or better games like everyone else I know.
Peace
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Or it could be they didn't play golf with the local big-time officials, or weren't on a certain softball team, or didn't go to school with certain people, or didn't work at a certain huge corporation like other officials who never went to camps or work off-season ball or stay in shape.