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eventnyc Thu Feb 03, 2005 07:55pm

Re: Similar situation
 
S.O.P., here in New York. Nassau County (Long Island).

stick Fri Feb 04, 2005 12:33pm

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Just my two cents here. What's the level of play, Stripes? Around here, it's not uncommon to encounter the official you describe at youth leagues or men's leagues. There are people who officiate only b/c it's an easy paycheck on Saturday mornings. And to be honest with you, I really don't think that there's anything wrong with that. It would be nice if every official took it as seriously as I do, but that's just not reality.

If this is a non-high school game, then you will probably run into guys just like this one time and time again. You just have to work your game the best you can. If this is a HS level game, then there are more serious issues that you can perhaps discuss with a local association or assignor.

In either case, when you're on the floor with him (or somebody just like him), follow Mick's advice. Work hard and then get out.

I agree with Mick too. Only thing is you have to hope is that if the coaches are rating the refs they don't give you a bad rating because of him.

Coaches rating refs. Now there's a brilliant concept. Talk about a conflict of interest... :rolleyes:

Smitty, as strange as it sounds it's reality in Michigan although I have to believe there are some assigners in the stands who do ratings. It's kind of a don't ask, don't tell thing. I've always wondered as someone who used to coach how in the hell one can effectively coach a team and honestly rate officials at the same time.

dblref Sun Feb 06, 2005 12:37pm

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Originally posted by mick
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Originally posted by Smitty
Coaches rating refs. Now there's a brilliant concept. Talk about a conflict of interest... :rolleyes:
S.O.P. in Michigan. ;)
mick

Thank God, we don't (I was born in Arkansas and I remembered the apostrophe :D) do this in VA.

keithb Mon Feb 07, 2005 01:09am

Our association and assignor use a system called arbiter. You can block officials, teams, gyms , days, times etc. You can also change your mind and unblock. It is confidential in that you can block another official and never have to work with them again and they'd never know.


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