Coach calls out "JV official" in tourney game, on the record

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

There is a college supervisor who puts in his contracts that his officials have to stop working HS games.

That's bs, unless this guy is giving you 50+ college games a season.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by AremRed

That's bs, unless this guy is giving you 50+ college games a season.

You have the choice not to work for him. He's a D1 supervisor, doesn't take very many game to replace a HS paycheck.

[JetMetFan]

Originally Posted by AremRed

That's bs, unless this guy is giving you 50+ college games a season.

To borrow from my BV assignor in situations like this when people disagree with a policy: "You don't have to give up your HS games. You also don't have to work any college games, either."

There's a HS assignor in my area who tells officials if they give back one of his games for a JUCO/NCAA game he'll pull their schedule. Now that's nuts.

[Rich]

Originally Posted by JetMetFan

To borrow from my BV assignor in situations like this when people disagree with a policy: "You don't have to give up your HS games. You also don't have to work any college games, either."

There's a HS assignor in my area who tells officials if they give back one of his games for a JUCO/NCAA game he'll pull their schedule. Now that's nuts.

And yet he's well within his right to do that.

Me, I think that's counterproductive. As an assignor, I'd want officials to be able to work at higher levels and gain that experience and use it to make the games he works for me better and the people he works with better, too.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by Rich

Me, I think that's counterproductive. As an assignor, I'd want officials to be able to work at higher levels and gain that experience and use it to make the games he works for me better and the people he works with better, too.

This is how it works here. If you get a call for a college game, the HS assignor will replace you, and you get to keep the rest of your HS games.

Now, if you had the college game for weeks and then get a HS assignment but turn it back, he's not going to be too happy that you didn't block out that date. Do that enough times and he may just stop giving you games.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by JetMetFan

...There's a HS assignor in my area who tells officials if they give back one of his games for a JUCO/NCAA game he'll pull their schedule. Now that's nuts.

Originally Posted by Rich

And yet he's well within his right to do that.

Me, I think that's counterproductive. As an assignor, I'd want officials to be able to work at higher levels and gain that experience and use it to make the games he works for me better and the people he works with better, too.

That's one of the things that led to the mess we have down here now. The commissioner didn't like college officials if they didn't make HS their priority.

[justacoach]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

That's one of the things that led to the mess we have down here now. The commissioner didn't like college officials if they didn't make HS their priority.

Sounds like an assignor in this area who got peeved when my son turned in a G-JV pre-season scrimmage in favor of a D-League game!!!!
That assignor no longer needs to worry about any future conflicts..