Arizona vs Colorado Head Coach T (Possible Ejection?) (Video)

[Rich]

Originally Posted by twocentsworth

At a very basic level, an assignor needs a "guy w/ a pulse and a striped shirt". Why else to you think they throw a "fit" when an official tries to get off of a game on a Tue. or Fri. night? 'Cause they don't have very many good officials to use as replacements.

Here's the perfect example of what I mean. HS game this year...after 2 visiting subs enter the game, the Lead official administers the ball before both players could leave the floor. The visiting coach gets the Trails attention to stop the game so the player can get off the floor...and in a normal tone tells the Lead: "Sir, can you please wait to administer the ball so that the players get properly get off the floor?"...TWEEEEET!!!!!...(you guessed it) - visiting coach gets a T. When brought to the assignors attention, who do you think he supported...the Lead (who was completely in the wrong) or the Coach who had a valid complaint? (My jaw practically hit the floor when I witnessed it).

My point is, unless it's a rule that gets kicked (which happens to state final officials as well as rookies), officials rarely get in trouble w/ HS assignors.

I had one ejection this season. I've watched the film. I will not rehire that crew.

[Altor]

And the example I was thinking of involved a coach who was 10 feet out on the floor yelling at an official. Nobody T'd him up. Somebody from the state commissioner's office was in the stands and the next day, the two officials who had been offered tournament assignments had them rescinded.

It's completely the opposite of his insinuation that officials can eject people without consequence, but it falls under "the last time I heard of an official losing games/being removed from a conference for on-court decisions/judgement."

Originally Posted by Rich

I had one ejection this season. I've watched the film. I will not rehire that crew.

Was it these guys?