@BergieHawk7@ESPN_Schick When you last reffed, did you count the players on the court before you in-bounded the ball? If not, you didn’t do your job. If you did, you’d tell the coach to add a player or take one off. You wouldn’t just let them play.
@BergieHawk7@ESPN_Schick I never said that was the sole reason we lost the game. That wasn’t even the determining factor. I was just making a point that the refs didn’t do their job.
@dustinbobbauer@ESPN_Schick The job of the officials is to keep it fair. If a team is not ready coming out of a timeout, they should give them a chance to get a full team on the court.
@heffejeffe78@erikforbes9@ESPN_Schick It’s not a rule. How many games have you officiated and the one team is slow coming out of the timeout with only four players? Did you put the ball in play regardless or did you give them time to get on the court?
@erikforbes9@ESPN_Schick Not sure how many times I have to tell you. We couldn’t make a bucket and they couldn’t miss. That’s why we loss. The refs impacted that one play.
@erikforbes9@ESPN_Schick Once again, it is the officials job to call the game fair. Part of that is making sure the teams have 5 players on the court. Clearly, you can’t understand that for some reason.
@groovybrian66@ESPN_Schick Sometimes as a coach you get sidetracked. Other coaches talk to you. Players talk to you. The refs have one goal. Make sure the teams are ready and it is fair.
@erikforbes9@ESPN_Schick And that’s where you’re wrong. For one, you thought. And two, the officials count the players and then put the ball in play. Not enough players, you tell the coach and they fix it. If they don’t, then you screw them. Their job is to keep the game fair and they didn’t.
Who in the fuck let these idiots ref the Nebraska vs Vanderbilt game? Not sure they know what they are supposed to be doing out there. #ncaa#marchmadness