NFHS 2020,21 POE's

[JRutledge]

I am wondering if during this "lockdown" that they have been seen the pure ignorance from officials across the country about what is a Block-Charge call should be as part of the influence. I have seen a lot of these plays posted all over social media only to find officials using terms or terminology that does not fit the rule. I have to think someone was seeing this and felt the need to put this out there. Most of the plays I have seen have been block-charge calls.

Peace

[SC Official]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

I am wondering if during this "lockdown" that they have been seen the pure ignorance from officials across the country about what is a Block-Charge call should be as part of the influence. I have seen a lot of these plays posted all over social media only to find officials using terms or terminology that does not fit the rule. I have to think someone was seeing this and felt the need to put this out there. Most of the plays I have seen have been block-charge calls.

Peace

So true.

I am really tired of seeing ignorant responses to block/charge plays in social media. And then when you ask them to cite the rule support for their idiotic opinion, they get all defensive and say they don’t need the rules.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by SC Official

So true.



I am really tired of seeing ignorant responses to block/charge plays in social media. And then when you ask them to cite the rule support for their idiotic opinion, they get all defensive and say they don’t need the rules.

How true this is. Especially the part about them being defensive. You ask them a simple question or to clarify something and they say "well that's just might judgment and we agree to disagree".

Good luck trying to communicate with coaches and supervisors with that attitude.

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[SC Official]

Originally Posted by Raymond

How true this is. Especially the part about them being defensive. You ask them a simple question or to clarify something and they say "well that's just might judgment and we agree to disagree".

Good luck trying to communicate with coaches and supervisors with an attitude.

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So true.

The best is a thread I saw recently where there was a clear unsporting act by a player, and everyone except one poster in the thread said they would T the player. The one poster was convinced he had the best game management skills because he would let the kid slide and that he "didn't need the rules." He doubled down each time he got challenged, hurling insults as well, until people eventually just gave up/the mods kicked him out.

I inferred that he was merely a street ball official and honestly a lot of the clowns in those groups probably are. But I have seen some officials that work (or at least, they claim to) college basketball and just post ridiculous nonsense with no rules support that only they believe.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by Raymond

How true this is. Especially the part about them being defensive. You ask them a simple question or to clarify something and they say "well that's just might judgment and we agree to disagree".

Good luck trying to communicate with coaches and supervisors with an attitude.

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Agree. Way too much of the time, people just want to wing it rather than base it on the rules.