New Men's National Coordinator

[jpgc99]

Originally Posted by Kansas Ref

The "trickle down effect" that this new appointment will have is:
1. probably more effort put into "standardizing" specifically what instructors teach at summer ref training camps--as there is obvious variance in what goes on from one camp to another--w
2. likely an increased pay rate for refs

Why do you think this? I would be very surprised if there is much change to either of these, and if there is I strongly doubt it is due to influence from the national coordinator.

The national coordinator can't dictate what is taught in summer camps and has no ability to affect conference pay scales.

This isn't a newly created position.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by jpgc99

Why do you think this? I would be very surprised if there is much change to either of these, and if there is I strongly doubt it is due to influence from the national coordinator.

The national coordinator can't dictate what is taught in summer camps and has no ability to affect conference pay scales.

This isn't a newly created position.

The only thing they can do is influence the mechanics used. And I am sure they have the ear people in conferences about what pay could be, but they are only a voice. The conferences are going to do what they want to do if they feel it is feasible or beneficial. An JD is from the Midwest, so he might be able to have more of an ear in places like the Big Ten, MAC or MVC for example, but that is about it IMO.

Peace