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JUDTECH- "And yes it had the DESIRED affect of freezing their shooter as she procededed to miss her second shot". That was a deliberate and admittedly planned unsporting act of intimidation to gain an advantage for his girls high school team. You rationalize it. I won't. I don't care how bad the officials are, there is NO excuse imo for behavior like that. If you're getting bad officiating, then complain about it using the appropriate and proper procedure. Earlier this year, I had an extremely promising young official quit over similar actions from a coach. Deliberate acts to try and intimidate him. Good kid I'd know for years. Knew his father fairly well too. The kid was an outstanding high school player, played college ball while getting his degree and came back to this area to work. Now married with a young daughter. He did a little bit of officiating for us as a high school senior and during summers. He wanted to get involved with officiating again and I thought he had the potential to go to the college level. Now he's gone forever and our association...and basketball in our area.... are the poorer for it. Can I forgive and forget? Nope. But I certainly can hope that the treatment that Judtech received here will stop him from repeating what he did in the future. And from his later posts, I think that it just might do that. At least maybe he'll think about it the next time he feels like going after officials. We just have completely different perspectives, Snaqs. That's all I'm going to say. |
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One more thing on this point, it only worked to ice the shooter because the official pressed the issue. Once the official blew his whistle to tell the players to move back, the icing was completed. Quote:
1. This guy didn't know basic stuff. 2. He didn't know how to properly deal with a mouthy AC. Let me add, that it seems he knew right away it was inappropriate. This post refers to a practice that likely occurred before he read the comments on this thread: Quote:
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Mine is that of a younger official who's still learning this game. And while I'm not justifying or rationalizing his behavior which has effectively been shown to be lacking in sportsmanship, I don't think we should let these officials off the proverbial hook either. Granted, they're not here to defend themselves, but if nothing else, there's training to be done in how to effectively silence a mouthy AC.
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No matter how mad I ever get with Judtech...rightly or wrongly on my part....I'd never dream of making that type of comparison of him. And if I was ever stoopid enough to unthinkingly do something like that, I'd apologize to him in a heartbeat. |
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