Monthly D1 Assigning?

[JRutledge]

I can tell you do not know how Arbiter works. The different accounts are for the assignors or organizations that have access to their own assigning accounts. It is required for college officials to register for the NCAA and separately the NAIA sites if you work both, which has no assigning capabilities (unless you work the Tournament I believe).

Not that dramatic, but if I work for one organization and they decide to have their own account, that is why there are so many accounts. IT is not so hard when they are all using Arbiter. You can limit what they each see about games you are assigned or have a contract for.

Peace

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

I can tell you do not know how Arbiter works.

Thanks for answering, I really didn't expect you to answer. I was just marveling.

If I may be so bold?

High school and college, multiple levels, multiple sports, multiple states, how many "assigners" do you actually work for? What's the most assigners (multiple sports) you actually worked for in any one year? What's the most basketball assigners you actually worked for in any one season?

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

Thanks for answering, I really didn't expect you to answer. I was just marveling.

If I may be so bold?

High school and college, multiple levels, multiple sports, multiple states, how many "assigners" do you actually work for? What's the most assigners (multiple sports) you actually worked for in any one year? What's the most basketball assigners you actually worked for in any one season?

All the Chicago area assignors are under one account. But I might work for about 10 different people in total. Some wait until the last minute and get no games, but can fill open dates on Arbiter.

I work for 5 college supervisors (range from all levels except D1).

And I work mainly for 1 Indiana assignor, even though I am working one game for another assignor for one game.

Peace

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

... Chicago ... I might work for about 10 different people in total ... work for 5 college supervisors ... work mainly for 1 Indiana assignor,

Again: Wow.

Still doing football and baseball?

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

I can tell you do not know how Arbiter works. The different accounts are for the assignors or organizations that have access to their own assigning accounts.

Now that I think about it, maybe I know a little.

When I log onto Arbiter, I have four accounts. Two for my local scholastic assigner (one for local scholastic assignments and one for local scholastic Arbiter Pay); and two for my state association (one for state tournament assignments (and announcements), and one for state tournament Arbiter Pay). Every official in Connecticut has two accounts with the state association, whether one usually works state tournament games, or not (somehow tied into criminal background checks and, for this year, COVID vaccination status (or medical contraindication or firmly held religious or spiritual belief), electronically "signing" a sworn affidavit). I used to have a fifth account, for my Catholic middle school assigner.