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dsqrddgd909 Thu Mar 08, 2012 01:42pm

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Originally Posted by fullor30 (Post 830771)
Where was the game or opponents??

1. Glenbard South: Crane vs. Wheaton-St. Franicis

2. Argo-Summit: Bogan vs. Marist

JRutledge Thu Mar 08, 2012 01:51pm

I can tell you with great confidence that most officials in Illinois that work the Boy's 3A or 4A players at the Sectional level are not "college officials." Knowing many of them personally in this area for sure, most work almost no college at all. And most lower level college officials work some level of high school in their schedule.

Also what kind of bothers me is when people make the claim about what is appropriate for "high school." The game is essentially the same. Actually I find that college officials call more than a high school only official because we have more philosophies that are followed for things to be called. I hear more high school officials trying to justify not calling "hand checking" than I ever hear a college official do. At the college level if you attend camps of any kind and listen to the NCAA tapes, there are many things they want us to call and "absolutes" are one of those reasons.

Most of all when the teams get to this level of the playoff, these are the good teams or teams that deserve to get to that level most often. So you might have teams being able to play through some contact that will not happen during the regular season. Kind of like was said, "This is big boy basketball" now. That being said if anyone would have come to my game on Tuesday, we called a lot of fouls to the point we were it the double bonus for at least one team both halves. And two of us were college officials. A lot of what you call is totally dictated by the teams you have. Heck if the put the ball on the hole most of the time we do not have to call fouls at all.

Peace

JRutledge Thu Mar 08, 2012 01:57pm

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Originally Posted by dsqrddgd909 (Post 830801)
1. Glenbard South: Crane vs. Wheaton-St. Franicis

2. Argo-Summit: Bogan vs. Marist

That explains some of it, the style of play of Bogan and Crane are both teams from the city and very athletic and pressure. Both Wheaton and Marist play in leagues that are often very physical as well and the teams are often more know for football. I had Wheaton in the Regional Championship and they beat another Chicago team for that title (game before the one you listed) in a low scoring affair. Wheaton appears to not be afraid of anyone and I am not surprised they won last night.

Peace

fullor30 Thu Mar 08, 2012 01:59pm

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Originally Posted by dsqrddgd909 (Post 830801)
1. Glenbard South: Crane vs. Wheaton-St. Franicis

2. Argo-Summit: Bogan vs. Marist

Ha Ha I reffed with guy you mentioned earlier this season. I see a little resemblance.

He was about 5'7??

twocentsworth Thu Mar 08, 2012 02:07pm

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Originally Posted by fullor30 (Post 830793)
Who was it???

JM??

yep....Jim M.

dsqrddgd909 Thu Mar 08, 2012 02:09pm

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Originally Posted by fullor30 (Post 830809)
Ha Ha I reffed with guy you mentioned earlier this season. I see a little resemblance.

He was about 5'7??

That's him.

truerookie Thu Mar 08, 2012 03:19pm

My statement was for an educational purpose for me to gather how basketball is officiated in the state of Illinois. I have been educated by the responses. Thanks


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