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You would think that unless the crew just refuses to rotate or the teams dont move the ball much, it would balance out either way you switch on fouls. Last edited by SNIPERBBB; Mon Dec 02, 2019 at 02:50pm. |
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While fascinating, I’d prefer if this notion were supported by empirical evidence. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Now that you're alerted to the alleged issue, watch for it in the games you do this season. The empirical evidence you're seeking might just strike you as valid by your own experience.
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Your condescension is duly noted. Also, please look up the definition of empirical. You’ll find your post to be comically contradictory. Experience is all well and good and useful. But it is also subject to bias. That’s why I’d prefer if mechanics decisions like this were rooted in observed statistics. I’m just not getting that vibe from the text of the MHSAA justification. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Fair. But the MHSAA gave both reasons, not just that one. So I have to take them at their word that they had multiple reasons for making the change. If the coach communication factor was the primary reason, then just say so! You’re certainly right about the “person in charge at the moment” effect. But that goes to my criticism that too many decisions like these are based on perception and opinion rather than objective analysis. It’s not good for the game when we keep changing things for change’s sake. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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So I totally get your point about not changing things unless there is a clear reason to do so.
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Between that, other announced changes (time out positions), and some apparently-unannounced signal changes in the new MHSAA basketball officials manual (new signals for arm-bar fouls and the end of a period/quarter), it's going to be an interesting season where we see who's paid attention to these changes. Quote:
The idea of sending the calling official opposite in 3-person crews gives the old center opposite more opportunity to be on the strong side and have a more active role in the game. The fact that it also means less protracted conversations with coaches after calling a foul is a secondary effect.
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You know, for the last several years, one of the key talking points at clinics, camps, and meetings was, “We need to communicate better with coaches; be a good listener; he/she just wants to be heard; be personable, not distant; yada yada yada.” I totally bought in. Taking those table side opportunities to be a better communicator has made me a better official. So why now this movement toward going opposite? I don’t get it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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