S76 PT #4: Changing Stripes
Due: Sunday, May 5th @ 11:59 PM PST
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I think there are two very important factors when it comes to being a referee. The first is a genuine knowledge and intent of the rules. Something more than a basic level is needed and I would almost throw in experience in there as well. The game moves fast and players know that referees are limited for the simple fact that they're humans. I also bring up intent as you sometimes see ticky-tack calls that are made in the worst times. This also ties into the second important factor and that is consistency. I have no problem is a referee is wanting to call ticky-tack fouls but they better be consistent with the application of that rule. While not a hockey example, we saw a technical foul called for one team in the NBA but not on the other for a very similar action. If the players can adapt and adjust for how the referee crew is officiating the game then I have no problem as long as its clear to the players what is expected. 170+ Words |
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