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5 minutes ago, QueenoftheSouth said:

Not sure what’s controversial about what I said. That’s pretty much how coaches are assessed, especially the part about what they do in games they should/shouldn’t win and do their teams improve? All the other stuff I referenced ends up impacting those results IMO. Pretty common sense stuff and the results are what they are. Wherher I could do a better job as a coach is irrelevant. I’m not in that role and have no interest in being a coach. Instead, I like I assume you and most others on this site, are on here because we like to talk the game and often times have school specific  interests.

Coaching isn’t an easy job, just like officiating. But with both jobs, some are good at it and others aren’t. And both signed up knowing the public criticism that are part of those roles. Yet it seems that some people are very willing to call out officials yet more sensitive about holding coaches accountable. I know plenty of officials that say exactly what you said above. If you’re going to complain about the officiating, and you think you know so much, then maybeyou should sign up and give it a try.

I completely agree officiating is a hard job just like coaching.  I have complained about 1 call all season and think the officials do a good job overall.  
I rarely get on this forum unlike people that get on here after every game and give their expert opinions on coaching, refs, players, scheduling and everything in between.  

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