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Home›Category: "referees"

referees

  • Farewell to Bad Calls or Just Less Complaining?

    NFL, referees
    January 28, 2020
    by Brian Goff
    Maybe I just enjoy defending the dead horse that keeps getting kicked or the indefensible (like Monday's Nights call against the Packers), but here goes one last post as the ...
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  • Punish the Referee?

    FIFA, referees
    August 19, 2019
    by Skip Sauer
    Another broken leg in the EPL, this time to Newcastle's Hatem Ben Arfa, and the FA is -- according to more than one press report-- likely to take action against ...
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  • NBA Locks Out Referees

    labor, NBA, referees
    August 14, 2019
    by Brad Humphreys
    Labor relations in professional sports are notoriously contentious. Nobody gets along. Players strike, owners lock out players, referees strike, owners lock out referees; it happens all the time. Labor disputes ...
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  • The Replacements

    NFL, referees
    August 4, 2019
    by Brian Goff
    A few observations on the NFL "replacement ref" situation: 1. The locked-out refs hold a very weak bargaining position.   Unlike the players, the refs possess no rare set of skills ...
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  • College Basketball Referee Compensation

    compensation, NCAA; college sports, referees
    June 20, 2019
    by Brad Humphreys
    John Feinstein has an interesting column in today's Washington Post about David Hall, a college basketball referee. Sports officiating, even at the elite level, is a part-time job. The seasonal ...
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  • Imperfection, and Grace

    referees
    June 7, 2019
    by Skip Sauer
    MLB Commissioner Bud Selig will apparently not reverse the blown call which cost Armando Galarraga a perfect game last Wednesday.  This is an interesting decision, and as with any controversy, ...
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