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Football Officiating => General Discussion => Topic started by: Headlinesman on January 24, 2012, 02:14:54 AM
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Over the last three weekends, the National Football League has had ten playoff games - and they have used 70 different officials - what an amazing concept!! FlAg1
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And I'll bet not a single complaint.
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No surprise there. The league has held that philosophy for years.
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And I don't think Mike Carey was one of the 70 from what I recall seeing. Surprising.
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And I don't think Mike Carey was one of the 70 from what I recall seeing. Surprising.
He could possibly have been an alternate, or maybe is working the Pro Bowl, or is in the Super Bowl.
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The attached list was sent to me by an anonymous source, but as far as I can tell (I don't recognize every NFL official) it's been accurate so far. I agree that it's surprising Mike Carey isn't on the list.
BTW, I've had some difficulty attaching or opening documents. I assume it's a Firefox glitch, but if there's not a readable attachment here, let me know--not all of you--and I'll incorporate the list into the post.
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From an assigner's standpoint, it would be nice to have such a large roster of highly qualified officials to choose from.
That's not the way it is for most of us.
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From an assigner's standpoint, it would be nice to have such a large roster of highly qualified officials to choose from.
That's not the way it is for most of us.
Amen to that!
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Apparently it was known somewhere last week:
http://www.footballzebras.com/2012/01/17/2861 (http://www.footballzebras.com/2012/01/17/2861)
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From an assigner's standpoint, it would be nice to have such a large roster of highly qualified officials to choose from.
That's not the way it is for most of us.
Yes, this was my immediate thought after reading the first post.
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Oh for God's sakes! You are not talking to a rookie, or a disgruntled official (but, a former assigner). We all know, at least in Texas, that there are qualified officials who sit at home while some get 2 or 3 playoff games in a single weekend. All because of "intangibles" over which no one can articulate nor be held accountable. There's got to be a middle ground, and I, for one, think it would behoove us all to search for it.