1982 ACC Ttitle Game
It has been mentioned on a few threads but here in it’s glory(or infamy) is the 1982 ACC Title game. IIRC close to 5-6 minutes of game play are edited out due to North Carolina just holding the ball.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mf9wK3ZC3QE&t=1s |
If you're going to watch that Dean Smith atrocity, you have to watch the one that birthed the "airball" chant (there was nothing else to cheer about).
Halftime: Duke 7, UNC 0. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0bWwD8uSds |
Games like these are the reason why the NCAA adopted the shot clock for men's basketball in 1985.
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It almost seems like there was a "feel" of officiating much more than a science of what you actually did based on the conversation Packer was having. Peace |
Just Ain't Fun Anymore ...
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Forty years ago it was acceptable to just know the rules, understand the game, be in fairly good shape, and be a good communicator to become a successful basketball official. Mechanics were often a side-note, often interpreted very artistically. Now mechanics are treated like a science. Forty years ago one never spoke about secondary coverage areas, and secondary defenders. Now it's all the rage. Many pregames were simply, "Don't screw up. Good eye contact". The IAABO mechanics manual now has dozens and dozens of diagrams, to cover every possible situation. Forty years ago the NFHS mechanics manual had just a few diagrams. The modern emphasis on "scientific" mechanics (and robotic officials) is good for the sport (adds fairness and accuracy), but it takes away some of the fun of officiating. Just spit-balling here, but maybe mechanics have become so difficult that maybe its had a slight impact on the shortage of officials, with many new officials leaving within their first three years. Just sayin'. https://tse2.mm.bing.net/th?id=OIP.7...=0&w=201&h=173 |
Here is the segment so you do not have to look (Video)
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I also think the scrutiny has hurt officiating and things like YouTube has not helped in many aspects. I saw a video the other day where someone was complaining about "The worst middle school call ever" on a play where the defender fouls a kid and the ball goes straight in the air and the creator of the video is acting like there is no way this could be a shooting foul, which looked exactly like a shooting foul other than the fact the ball went straight up in the air and the kid shooting was flailing. Granted this was 3 years ago, but do you think anyone remembers this play if it was not on YouTube? Do you think the kids involve remember? I cannot even tell you the last middle school game I did and where if I tried. That was my take and I found the video very interesting based on how these two guys talked about what they did and their animation in telling that story. Very different today in how officiating is taught and even portrayed. Peace |
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North Carolina 32-2 ACC Regular Season Champions ACC Tournament Champions NCAA National Champions First Championship for the Greatest Player Ever> :D |
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I Keep Hearing Voices ...
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I find myself talking to myself. "No competitive match-ups in my primary coverage area, so maybe I should expand my coverage into my secondary coverage area to possibly help out my partner if there's a screen for the ball handler he's watching in his primary coverage area". I still miss some of the creative artistry of officiating. http://modernmrsdarcy.com/wp-content...204203200_.jpg |
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Thanks - I hadn't watched the halftime show before posting the link. |
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