Props to TBT

[TopicalTropical]

Well-run, everything seems professional with well-trained refs. Yeah, some mistakes in the earlier rounds and later but that happens. Overall from some of games I was checking in on here and there was solid officiating. Looks like a travel here at the 1.22 mark. But it is clearly not a gimmick and good basketball being played. I hope they change it eventually with money to other teams moving on as it has room to grow. Seemed to get more exposure this year, Jimmer Fredette really helped.
Thumbs up!
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[Nevadaref]

Are you new? This event has been around for six years.
I'm not a fan of current NCAA officials working the games, but that is an individual opinion.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

Are you new? This event has been around for six years.
I'm not a fan of current NCAA officials working the games, but that is an individual opinion.

He did say "more exposure this year", so obviously he knows it's not the first year.

And who should work the games if not NCAA officials?

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[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by Raymond

He did say "more exposure this year", so obviously he knows it's not the first year.

And who should work the games if not NCAA officials?

Well a recent NBA retired official worked the tournament as well Derrick Strafford. I am not sure how many NBA officials or officials in the NBA program worked. But he stood out to me.

I did not watch much this year, but I think NCAA officials are perfect for this tournament.

Peace

Do you mean aside from all the unsporting behavior towards the referees that I saw let go? Yeah, a very well run tournament.

[bucky]

It is always nice to see TV Teddy in action.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by TopicalTropical

some mistakes in the earlier rounds and later

The good news is that those are the only two times when mistakes happen.