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[26 Year Gap]

Originally Posted by The Ref

A coach who received one of the scouting reports told the school's AD who in turn contacted me.

I would advise the AD to contact your association.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by 26 Year Gap

I would advise the AD to contact your association.

+1
And I would be cautious about what sort of personal information you share with this guy just in case you make him mad some day.

[BktBallRef]

Personally, I think that maybe more of an issue for the high school that employs him.

The fact that he's an official really doesn't have anything to do with it, especially since I'm 99% sure he doesn't officiate his own high school's games.

[BballRookie]

I just looked in the case book/rules book and I couldn't find it, but somewhere doesn't it say that nothing that can be used as a scouting report can be compiled by an official for a high school?

Does anyone know where this is located?

[rockyroad]

To the Op'er, does this official work games in the same league or conference as the high school he is sending scouting reports on? If so, that's a huge conflict of interest and your local association needs to do something about it. As others have said, the AD needs to get on the phone to the assignor or board members of the association.

[The Ref]

This official works in the same conference as the high school in question. Their local association is comprised of 6-10 officials and this particular official does work the games at the high school that they are providing scouting reports against.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by The Ref

This official works in the same conference as the high school in question. Their local association is comprised of 6-10 officials and this particular official does work the games at the high school that they are providing scouting reports against.

That is a big no-no. But, in small rural areas, similar things are probably not uncommon.