Wreck ball...

[TheOracle]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

I am sure there are more people trying to get into the Big 12, then the Big Sky. Just a guess on my part.

Peace

Correct. If you are good out West, you get an invite to WCC/Pac-10 or the WAC/Mountain West and courted. That's why Big Sky has to go get people from Minnesota. Many refuse to work the conference.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by TheOracle

Correct. If you are good out West, you get an invite to WCC/Pac-10 or the WAC/Mountain West and courted. That's why Big Sky has to go get people from Minnesota. Many refuse to work the conference.

I did not make my comments to dig on the Big Sky conference. My point is simply a response to the comments that what the Big Sky does is so much more special than other conference supervisors. I am know if you look at all the Division 1 supervisors they all have a different way of doing things and picking and training their officials. One of the supervisors I mentioned ran his camps by only charging $50, which is very unique. I have no idea which is better or uses the best system, but it is clear that what the Big Sky is not what other supervisors agree to based on holding camps around Men’s or wreak leagues.

Peace

[just another ref]

Another thread makes reference to officials working for more than one conference, or did it say major conference? Does this mean Big Sky is not a major conference and has its own officials that work there exclusively? Or are these guys suspended from Big Sky conference games, but could go work elsewhere, (men's rec league ) or what?

[Back In The Saddle]

Originally Posted by just another ref

Another thread makes reference to officials working for more than one conference, or did it say major conference? Does this mean Big Sky is not a major conference and has its own officials that work there exclusively? Or are these guys suspended from Big Sky conference games, but could go work elsewhere, (men's rec league ) or what?

Big Sky is a mid-major. So ... yeah. I'd expect to see those guys doing a set of county rec games one night soon that they hadn't really planned on.