Jimmy3Putt
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Why not? 15-0 is looking pretty good right now.
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Why not? 15-0 is looking pretty good right now.
I like this response.
The ACC deal made sense until they started to intentionally hinder ND's chances to win a NC.
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So far, one of the better changes I've seen in a while.
I think officials need to have mandated postgame press conferences. They call bullshit all game long and go home with zero consequences.
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But they didn't do that for the NC St game.
Which conveniently has been done for every ACC game on ESPN, except the BC game. It's a total fucking joke.
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Supposedly it’s only for acc vs acc
Not suspicious AT ALL
Some Irish Bloke
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I wish it was as simple as "just stop with the ACC" but they are contractually obligated until this stupid thing expires. I'm sure they've looked into it and there is a good reason they haven't. Whether or not it's a scheduling issue with other teams being less open to scheduling tough OOC games, or if it's truly a monetary reason that they aren't, I'm personally not sure. I assume it' the former. Look at USC bailing on the rivalry, IU's cowardly scheduling model, etc. I'm not sure if they're confident they could easily replace the required 5 games that this point.
I would assume the ending of the ACC partnership would be the first nail in their independence coffin. I could be wrong but that feels like the main reason why we are still in agreement.
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The NCAA or the conferences need to come to an agreement where there are no conference affiliations, just a large pool. Mandatory training every year with officials getting graded every game. Officials can submit what games they want, but the governing body has final say on who gets assigned where. There's way too much money being made to say this isn't feasible.
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According to the comments, it's not really about OSU. Different conferences have different points of emphasis, and the Big Ten just doesn't call holding.
Jiggafini19Deux
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The biggest problem with replay, whether it is American Football or English Football and all the sports in between, is that they're not as interested in getting the call right as they should be. The guys in the booth want to spare the feelings of their friends on the field who missed it when it is clear because of the 30 cameras in the stadium that the guys on the field got it wrong. Everyone at home can see they got it wrong. So the booth guys decide to go with their boys on the field regardless of that.
That all being said, as a youth sports parent, finding referees for anything has become difficult. I don't think this is a problem exclusive to certain sports or certain states. Nobody wants to do it. There are probably multiple factors as to why that is, but I am going to speculate that part of the reason why is that people are psycho slapdick chucklefucks and referees have to deal with these people to the point that whatever they are getting paid simply isn't enough, and for a side hustle at that. if you want know why they can't find referees for sports, just check out a youth soccer match or baseball game and observe how parents behave. And grandparents for that matter. Yes, the Boomers have figured out who to yell Offside but don't really know what offside.
For NFL and major college football, these guys need to be full time or if that simply isn't an option, there has to be more continuous training and development. There is zero consistency and while they cannot be perfect, they can at least be consistent.
I don't even know how to address the gambling component. Legalized gambling was going to have multiple fallouts. People are human, including referees, coaches and players. People are also greedy AF.
That all being said, as a youth sports parent, finding referees for anything has become difficult. I don't think this is a problem exclusive to certain sports or certain states. Nobody wants to do it. There are probably multiple factors as to why that is, but I am going to speculate that part of the reason why is that people are psycho slapdick chucklefucks and referees have to deal with these people to the point that whatever they are getting paid simply isn't enough, and for a side hustle at that. if you want know why they can't find referees for sports, just check out a youth soccer match or baseball game and observe how parents behave. And grandparents for that matter. Yes, the Boomers have figured out who to yell Offside but don't really know what offside.
For NFL and major college football, these guys need to be full time or if that simply isn't an option, there has to be more continuous training and development. There is zero consistency and while they cannot be perfect, they can at least be consistent.
I don't even know how to address the gambling component. Legalized gambling was going to have multiple fallouts. People are human, including referees, coaches and players. People are also greedy AF.
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The NFL doesnt have division or conference refs; its a national pool. Why not use the NFL referee pool since they are not full-time? Especially since College Football is the minor league for the NFL lol
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I’ve done the chains for my son’s high school games for 3 years. The refs all say the parents are by far the worst part of it and they get an earful from coaches on a regular basis. I believe it. We’ve got a few parents this year that are nuts. Coaching seems like a nightmare when idiots dads are sending you weekly game plans. It’s always the dumbest ones who are the most confident in their ideas (not surprising). “Coach, I saw Bama run this trick play…” Good times.
Jiggafini19Deux
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It's nauseating.
My wife played Division I soccer. She's been coaching HS varsity girls and freshman boys now for over 20 years. She's been the varsity girls HC for three years. Her assistant is from Ireland and the dude played professionally. He has a UEFA B coaching license. Yet somehow, Kendra the backup goalkeeper's dad knows more. WTF.
The referees take a lot of abuse, so some of them come in hot and are combative right from the jump. They escalate things quickly when all a coach does is ask for an explanation. Sometimes they don't see what happened and just want to know "what was the yellow card for?" Certain referees who come in looking to defend themselves escalate matters quickly when there is not a need.
Being a sports parent is hard enough. I could never referee or coach. I did two years of volunteer coaching before Covid coaching safeties at the HS varsity level. It was enough on many levels, and I was doing it for a free hoodie and a few funny stories.
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This crew should be fired. The acc has to do something about this.
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You clearly didn’t watch the game. Refs had a terrible call before half that caused Ole Miss to not get the ball with 1st and goal. They certainly were not getting every single call
With that said, this was PI