Has a team that won ever complained about officiating?

[Eagleborn]

Just curious. 

[LoboFan07]

All the time 

[The Wolf Den]

Just about every week

[YeahBuddy]

Last night in Hemphill.  It was awful

[blackngoldtiger]

Yes. Week 2 in Lorena, Koff vs Lorena game to be matter of fact. 

Madisonville game, non call for PI, the defender pretty much bear hugged our guy and didn't even turn his head either. First time I saw a HC get back to back unsportsmanlike penalties and not get thrown out. 

Edited October 19, 2024 by blackngoldtiger

[lionpride08]

Yep Franklin vs Troy 

[Ronster23]

Guessing that's always a part of coaching...the team I was shooting last night was up 42-16 at halftime and coaches were chewing on the refs all night, lol

[Lion7000]

Didn’t help us but we lost !
( Henderson) but five turnovers you ain’t beating anybody! 

Edited October 19, 2024 by Lion7000

[SUPERKAT17]

Several points to be made here:

1) Because of the shortage of officials the training period is accelerated rapidly and officials are pressed into varsity action too quickly 

2). The NCAA rules are very complex and always evolving .  Half of the coaches and 90% of fans don't know the rules.  All officials must pass a rules test with a score 80% or better in order to officiate a varsity game. 

3) Coaches seem more interested in debating calls with the officials at times than actually COACHING their players.  

It's not surprising that people get upset with something they don't understand. 

[WestRusk2009]

7 minutes ago, SUPERKAT17 said:

Several points to be made here:

1) Because of the shortage of officials the training period is accelerated rapidly and officials are pressed into varsity action too quickly 

2). The NCAA rules are very complex and always evolving .  Half of the coaches and 90% of fans don't know the rules.  All officials must pass a rules test with a score 80% or better in order to officiate a varsity game. 

3) Coaches seem more interested in debating calls with the officials at times than actually COACHING their players.  

It's not surprising that people get upset with something they don't understand. 

Facts... and it's this way at every level. 

[JBizzle]

59 minutes ago, SUPERKAT17 said:

Several points to be made here:

1) Because of the shortage of officials the training period is accelerated rapidly and officials are pressed into varsity action too quickly 

2). The NCAA rules are very complex and always evolving .  Half of the coaches and 90% of fans don't know the rules.  All officials must pass a rules test with a score 80% or better in order to officiate a varsity game. 

3) Coaches seem more interested in debating calls with the officials at times than actually COACHING their players.  

It's not surprising that people get upset with something they don't understand. 

Yep, it's never that the refs get it wrong.

[jaxLEe]

Yep..last night we won 42-6 and the refs were garbage. 

[oldman2580]

yep many times

[Bear9T1]

Yes

[The Shadow]

8 hours ago, blackngoldtiger said:

Yes. Week 2 in Lorena, Koff vs Lorena game to be matter of fact. 

Madisonville game, non call for PI, the defender pretty much bear hugged our guy and didn't even turn his head either. First time I saw a HC get back to back unsportsmanlike penalties and not get thrown out. 

In high-school you do not have to look back on the ball. 

[The Shadow]

Maybe a better question can be has your team ever benefited from a non-call, close call or bad call and the fan ever said we got lucky on that one?  

Edited October 21, 2024 by The Shadow

[pine curtain]

7 hours ago, SUPERKAT17 said:

Several points to be made here:

1) Because of the shortage of officials the training period is accelerated rapidly and officials are pressed into varsity action too quickly 

2). The NCAA rules are very complex and always evolving .  Half of the coaches and 90% of fans don't know the rules.  All officials must pass a rules test with a score 80% or better in order to officiate a varsity game. 

3) Coaches seem more interested in debating calls with the officials at times than actually COACHING their players.  

It's not surprising that people get upset with something they don't understand. 

you must be one of those officials....

[BlackShirtD]

The officiating gets worse every year due to lack of quality bodies wanting to get into it.   It’s awful 

[Vandalman]

With all of us bozos yelling at the refs no wonder nobody wants the job.

[DaveTV1]

On 10/19/2024 at 3:37 PM, The Shadow said:

Maybe a better question can be has your team ever benefited from a non-call, close call or bad call and the fan ever said we got lucky on that one?  

Who hasn't said that.  You only talk about it in a hushed voice until the game is over, unless it's a game on TV.  I've also seen what I call make up calls after a bad one was made too. 

[trueblue82]

On 10/19/2024 at 3:37 PM, The Shadow said:

Maybe a better question can be has your team ever benefited from a non-call, close call or bad call and the fan ever said we got lucky on that one?  

I’ve said many times “we got away with one there.” Then when a call went against us “well they had one coming.” It’s part of the game. No one is perfect all the time.