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It has nothing to do with what people think or if officials are secure in their abilities. It has every thing to do with the quality of officials who get assigned Girls games. Saying the games are the same means nothing if assignors are putting their best officials on Boys games, because, then in fact the games are not being called the same.
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The state assigns both here. Nobody will work state in both genders, but a lot of officials work deep in both genders. It's not that unusual for a crew to work state on one side and a sectional or sectional final (state quarterfinal) on the other side. |
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For me, I don't like working girls HS games because there is such a disparity in quality of play. And my assignors do not assign me Girls games, except for holiday tournaments. I have never requested such treatment, but since it is in line with what I desire, I don't say anything about it. I'm good with working Boys games exclusively. In the off-season, I enjoy very much working high level Girls AAU games because of the quality of play.
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I equate our system as what happens in college basketball. If the conferences or assignors are not going to make a habit of assigning an official to both genders, then you will never even be considered for both NCAA tournaments. Peace
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Going frame by frame in the video, about 1 second in and 13:59 on the game clock, 'MAYBE" an extended forearm foul but cannot tell from angle whether the forearm actually made contact. Also, I could make the argument that the BH/D is the one initiating the contact while the defender simply is moving sideways. I know from at least one of my supervisors I would probably get this clip asking to at least look at whether there was an arm bar foul.
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