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Originally Posted by jeremy341a
In college those guys get away with murder so I don't know what is expected there. However in a high school game I'm tossing him.
He seems to be referencing the "foul" on the drive to the basket. I don't see a no call here as an official who has quit.
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In high school there is virtually NO accountability for officials who T/eject people - u can pretty much do what u want and there won't be any consequence (ask yourself this: "when was the last time you heard of ANY official losing games/being removed from a conference for on-court decisions/judgement?").
btw, this WAS a foul. Can the official get away w/out calling it? Sure. Can the coach feel that this foul should have been called and is evidence that the officials are "officiating the scoreboard"? Sure. Did the coach want/deserve a T? Yes. If an official is going to throw a coach out w/ 1:30 to go in a game that is already decided, then it needs to be so obvious that Ray Charles could "see" that the ejection was warranted.
Fri Feb 27, 2015, 01:08pm
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