What is going on here?

[grunewar]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

No, it's just playoff time and the games are more important. I'm certain that these mistakes happen rather frequently. It is just that at this time of the season a big deal is made out of it.

Agreed. The plays early in the game aren't "as remembered" as the "missed violation" or "passing on light contact" near the end when the game is on the line. Everything that happens before that is forgotten. Those "game changers" are what folks remember. Oh, those darn refs!

I still remember the NCAA game where the Georgetown player was fouled all the way in the backcourt running down the sidelines with little to no time on the clock and sent to the line with the game on the line. Coulda, shoulda, woulda.....and as I recall he was the best free throw shooter in the school's history!

[JugglingReferee]

Originally Posted by grunewar

Agreed. The plays early in the game aren't "as remembered" as the "missed violation" or "passing on light contact" near the end when the game is on the line. Everything that happens before that is forgotten. Those "game changers" are what folks remember. Oh, those darn refs!

I still remember the NCAA game where the Georgetown player was fouled all the way in the backcourt running down the sidelines with little to no time on the clock and sent to the line with the game on the line. Coulda, shoulda, woulda.....and as I recall he was the best free throw shooter in the school's history!

Well said.

I've always said that people most remember the first 3 minutes and the last 3 minutes. People remember how you set the tone of the game, and how you finish the game.

[SCalScoreKeeper]

Good luck on your game Nevadaref,
Are you expecting a play-off assignment?