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Camden - Manasquan

I don’t know if suing is the answer. Sometimes you get screwed in life and just have to deal with it.

What does suck for Manasquan was this was not a championship game . If this was the group final, they could easily hang a banner as group champions.
 
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Interesting the Camden coach here obviously knows who Derryk Sellers (NJSIAA rep) is and literally pushing him into the coaches huddle to dispute the call.

my bad, that's Will Hickson in purple, Camden AD. pleading for overturn of a correct call.
 
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It’s a shame that both teams had to deal with these putrid refs. It’s not Camden’s nor Manasquan’s fault. But the game is over, it is what it is and move on to the next game. At least that’s what other teams have been told after they got screwed by the refs all the time in years past. IDK what makes this case different?🙄

And for those who are calling for Camden to DO THE RIGHT THING and give the win to Manasquan: How many teams have done the same in the past? ZERO.

Maybe implement replay systems by having the YouTube/ NFHS Network crew covering the game provide monitors, cameras, and other equipment for playoff games. Or have the state bring their own cameras/ Hudl Sideline systems for its own replay system. Or maybe stop having these neutral site games at these random schools with skipping clocks, buzzers that you could barely hear, and other equipment that would not be up to par for a state playoff game neutral site.
 
Already posted and as I stated Camden would be doing the EXACT same thing if they were only the other side of things.

And they would have some very high powered politicians fighting for them.

It would actually be a much bigger story than it currently is if things were reversed.
Not sure. No school has been penalized more over the years than Camden. The NJSIAA has never helped Camden.
 
It was a missed call human error it happens. Trying to dribble out 8 mins and not scoring in the 4th quarter put your team in that situation.
Sure if you actually believe in Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny….what occurred post game was far from questionable. Too many protagonists from Camden standing near the refs… do you not think that should not have been allowed. It has absolutely nada , nunca, nadia to do with how they ran the clock. All anyone needs to do is look at the time the shot went through. Sore loser accusation does not apply here. Turn it around and if it was Camden getting shafted Would you have made excuses?
 
Sure if you actually believe in Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny….what occurred post game was far from questionable. Too many protagonists from Camden standing near the refs… do you not think that should not have been allowed. It has absolutely nada , nunca, nadia to do with how they ran the clock. All anyone needs to do is look at the time the shot went through. Sore loser accusation does not apply here. Turn it around and if it was Camden getting shafted Would you have made excuses?
Haha since everybody is cheating so why watch sports?
 
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People really think refs come to cheat kids is beyond insane. The facts are Manasquan blew the game also most of u didn't even see the game that's a whole other issue on here. Was it a bad call yes but Manasquan has to also take accountability also. I would never ever want be in a game that refs can dictate the outcome on a final play. If that final play as a coach didn't go in my favor because of a bad call I wouldn't be upset. I go into every game knowing refs mess up so why complain. LEAVE NO DOUBT!
Nobody would normally make the cheat claim but these clowns make people wonder.
 
Sure if you actually believe in Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny….what occurred post game was far from questionable. Too many protagonists from Camden standing near the refs… do you not think that should not have been allowed. It has absolutely nada , nunca, nadia to do with how they ran the clock. All anyone needs to do is look at the time the shot went through. Sore loser accusation does not apply here. Turn it around and if it was Camden getting shafted Would you have made excuses?
If it was the other way around, not many here or online would tell Manasquan to DO THE RIGHT THING nor there would be this much of an outrage outside of Camden. If that was the case, I’m STILL for an apology and the other team to DO THE RIGHT THING from a playoff game two years ago. Difference is that I/ my people know NEITHER will happen, esp since it wasn’t the other teams fault that those refs were dullards.
 
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If it was the other way around, not many here or online would tell Manasquan to DO THE RIGHT THING nor there would be this much of an outrage outside of Camden. If that was the case, I’m STILL for an apology and the other team to DO THE RIGHT THING from a playoff game two years ago. Difference is that I/ my people know NEITHER will happen, esp since it wasn’t the other teams fault that those refs were dullards.
Your people? 😁🤫😂
 
“We had an issue at the end of the game where we should have scored a basket that we disallowed to Manasquan,” Starr wrote. “Here’s how it happened: Camden made two free throws with 5.8 seconds left. Manasquan threw the ball in, went down the court and shot a 3. They missed the shot and then Manasquan bounced off the ball and shot it as the buzzer sounded. At that point I counted the goal because I was 99% sure he got the shot on time. When I heard the buzzer, I saw that the ball was no longer in his hand. However, since the game was over and I wanted to make sure we made the right play, I called Kevin back to see if he looked better. I told him I had the basketball just as well and then asked him if he had anything else. At this point, Kevin told me that the ball was still in the shooter's hand when the buzzer sounded. I asked him if he was sure and he said the basket shouldn't count because the ball was in the shooter's hands. When I heard this information, I waved it off.”

Interesting that it sounds like the C called over for help from the trail official on the play, and it wasn't just a situation where the train came in and gave him unsolicited information.
 
This is actual proof that instant replay is sorely needed for high school basketball. This should never have been left to a HE SAID/ SHE SAID situation at a neutral site playoff game. Hopefully the “official cameras” would’ve cleared this up.
The problem is that the "official cameras" likely wouldn't have offered what was needed to visually overturn the call (you could try listening for the horn, but can't trust the clock graphic on the screen). All of the good angles of it came via cell phone cameras.
 
Was that Kevin Walls? If so then there are bigger issues involved contrary to what several here wish everyone to accept as fair and equal. If it was a former player then the game and final is skewed.
 
The problem is that the "official cameras" likely wouldn't have offered what was needed to visually overturn the call (you could try listening for the horn, but can't trust the clock graphic on the screen). All of the good angles of it came via cell phone cameras.
It’s the “network’s” job to make sure all is in place. That’s what most schools pay them for. Some networks on YouTube (Morris Sussex Sports, Cape Atlantic Live, and others) are good at they do and actually do a better job that some of the PPV NFHS Network “crews,” which some of them are the hand shaking one camera. Others is off the school’s Hudl camera, which is tedious at best.

State playoff games, esp at neutral sites, state should pay a little more for their camera system.
 
“We had an issue at the end of the game where we should have scored a basket that we disallowed to Manasquan,” Starr wrote. “Here’s how it happened: Camden made two free throws with 5.8 seconds left. Manasquan threw the ball in, went down the court and shot a 3. They missed the shot and then Manasquan bounced off the ball and shot it as the buzzer sounded. At that point I counted the goal because I was 99% sure he got the shot on time. When I heard the buzzer, I saw that the ball was no longer in his hand. However, since the game was over and I wanted to make sure we made the right play, I called Kevin back to see if he looked better. I told him I had the basketball just as well and then asked him if he had anything else. At this point, Kevin told me that the ball was still in the shooter's hand when the buzzer sounded. I asked him if he was sure and he said the basket shouldn't count because the ball was in the shooter's hands. When I heard this information, I waved it off.”

Interesting that it sounds like the C called over for help from the trail official on the play, and it wasn't just a situation where the train came in and gave him unsolicited information.
That explanation makes it worse. Kevin (trail ref) did not make a call real time. In the video you provided earlier he was also the first official off the floor. Only coming back when confronted by Camden coaches. If Kevin was so sure he saw the ball in the hand he should have and would have reacted real time.

Bad look for that crew.
 
That explanation makes it worse. Kevin (trail ref) did not make a call real time. In the video you provided earlier he was also the first official off the floor. Only coming back when confronted by Camden coaches. If Kevin was so sure he saw the ball in the hand he should have and would have reacted real time.

Bad look for that crew.
Those three should never work another game again.
 
“We had an issue at the end of the game where we should have scored a basket that we disallowed to Manasquan,” Starr wrote. “Here’s how it happened: Camden made two free throws with 5.8 seconds left. Manasquan threw the ball in, went down the court and shot a 3. They missed the shot and then Manasquan bounced off the ball and shot it as the buzzer sounded. At that point I counted the goal because I was 99% sure he got the shot on time. When I heard the buzzer, I saw that the ball was no longer in his hand. However, since the game was over and I wanted to make sure we made the right play, I called Kevin back to see if he looked better. I told him I had the basketball just as well and then asked him if he had anything else. At this point, Kevin told me that the ball was still in the shooter's hand when the buzzer sounded. I asked him if he was sure and he said the basket shouldn't count because the ball was in the shooter's hands. When I heard this information, I waved it off.”

Interesting that it sounds like the C called over for help from the trail official on the play, and it wasn't just a situation where the train came in and gave him unsolicited information.
You can hear the buzzer when the ball is well out of his hand and actually over the rim. This ref should never be allowed on the court ever again, at any level.
 
Is it so hard to understand that you can’t change one call just because it’s at the end of game because of all the other calls that go unchanged before it?
Jumping in here. They did change the call at the end of the game. Original call made was basket was good. Game is over and then they over turn it. Am I wrong?
 
If it was the other way around, not many here or online would tell Manasquan to DO THE RIGHT THING nor there would be this much of an outrage outside of Camden. If that was the case, I’m STILL for an apology and the other team to DO THE RIGHT THING from a playoff game two years ago. Difference is that I/ my people know NEITHER will happen, esp since it wasn’t the other teams fault that those refs were dullards.
I don’t think anyone here would feel differently if the teams were reversed in this controversy. No subconscious racial bias on this.
 
I don’t think anyone here would feel differently if the teams were reversed in this controversy. No subconscious racial bias on this.
I didn’t say that because of what you said. That would be others in this thread and others online.

I said this because of how “popular” Camden is here and online.
 
Once again plum nails it lol !!

Kinda sad no one on this board knows about this . I have no ties to squan.
, but yet it was one of the first things I heard last night ! There are no tears for Manasquan in the NJ coaching community among some of their rivals for this loss.
I did go to the squan tavern once in my life !
Plum didn't nail shit. Manasquan accepts tuition for non-residents to go to school there. So not only are there different sending district municipalities that send there students to Manasquan High School, they actually can accept students from other municipalities who pay tuition.

This is an excerpt from the Manasquan Board of Education:

TUITION PROGRAM POLICY FOR NON-RESIDENT/NON SENDING DISTRICT REGULAR EDUCATION STUDENTS The Manasquan Board of Education is authorized by N.J.S.A. 18A: 38-3 to admit pupils who are not residents in the Manasquan to the Manasquan Schools upon such terms and conditions as the Board of Education may establish. For the purpose of increasing classroom enrollment, the Board may agree to accept nonresident/non sending district pupils in grades kindergarten through 12th grade subject to the following requirements, terms and conditions:
 
Definitely a conundrum for the Camden leadership. Do you say we lost fair and square, or do you take the gift? I don't think there is a precedent for a team voluntarily saying the refs got it wrong and we will forfeit.

Pat Summit had a chance when the refs screwed CVS and RU but she was all too happy to take the tainted W.
Lost all respect for Pat Summit after that fiasco.
This should be reversed. Period.

Anyone expecting class from Camden is in for a huge disappointment.
 
I watched the game the score was like 34-20 at half. Manasquan couldn't be stopped there offense was crisp shared the ball. One of there kids had like 7 3s. Defensively they played a very good 2 -3 zone. They were clearly playing the clock all 4th. They were doing a good job of playing the clock but jt messed up there rhythm. Like I said before it's not like Camden woke up it was the slowest 10 point comeback ever. It took camden free throws with 5 seconds left to complete the comeback lol There best player Kentucky commit Billy Richmond had the flu and had zero energy. With about 10 seconds left Manasquan up 1 got the ball stolen trying to inbound the ball Camden player got fouled after the steal going up for the lay up. He sinks both free throws they go up 1 and then the final play happened. Once again bad call to end the game but I don't feel sorry they didn't put Camden away. Camden had zero fight Manasquan literally let back in the game. It's not like Camden woke up and went on crazy 10 nothing run in 2 mins early in the 4th. It didn't even feel like the momentum shifted because it's not like Camden started playing great out of nowhere. If Manasquan scored just 6 points in 4th quarter game was over the game felt more like a 20 point lead. It was more like oh shit u look up Camden is only down 4 with 2 mins they can really win this.
Please go back to 4th grade.
 
I watched the game the score was like 34-20 at half. Manasquan couldn't be stopped there offense was crisp shared the ball. One of there kids had like 7 3s. Defensively they played a very good 2 -3 zone. They were clearly playing the clock all 4th. They were doing a good job of playing the clock but jt messed up there rhythm. Like I said before it's not like Camden woke up it was the slowest 10 point comeback ever. It took camden free throws with 5 seconds left to complete the comeback lol There best player Kentucky commit Billy Richmond had the flu and had zero energy. With about 10 seconds left Manasquan up 1 got the ball stolen trying to inbound the ball Camden player got fouled after the steal going up for the lay up. He sinks both free throws they go up 1 and then the final play happened. Once again bad call to end the game but I don't feel sorry they didn't put Camden away. Camden had zero fight Manasquan literally let back in the game. It's not like Camden woke up and went on crazy 10 nothing run in 2 mins early in the 4th. It didn't even feel like the momentum shifted because it's not like Camden started playing great out of nowhere. If Manasquan scored just 6 points in 4th quarter game was over the game felt more like a 20 point lead. It was more like oh shit u look up Camden is only down 4 with 2 mins they can really win this.
Please...the Manasquan guy took the last shot of the game with his team down one point and before the clock had expired. Anyone who watches the video can clearly see it was so. Both teams knew it. The fans in attendance knew it. The official closest to the play knew it and signaled so.
Why there was a subsequent meeting where the call was overturned is unknown.
There's no reason I can think of as to why the call was changed. I'll leave it to others to speculate why the call was changed...and changed the result of the game... from the correct one to an incorrect one.
 
People really think refs come to cheat kids is beyond insane. The facts are Manasquan blew the game also most of u didn't even see the game that's a whole other issue on here. Was it a bad call yes but Manasquan has to also take accountability also. I would never ever want be in a game that refs can dictate the outcome on a final play. If that final play as a coach didn't go in my favor because of a bad call I wouldn't be upset. I go into every game knowing refs mess up so why complain. LEAVE NO DOUBT!
He did leave no doubt. Manasquan made the last shot of the game to go up 1 point with 1 second left. Manasquan did in fact leave no doubt.

The only reasonable explanation is the ref cheated. The ball left his hand with 1 second on the clock and was going through the net as the buzzer went off. the only logical solution is he cheated.
 
Why there was a subsequent meeting where the call was overturned is unknown.
There's no reason I can think of as to why the call was changed. I'll leave it to others to speculate why the call was changed...and changed the result of the game... from the correct one to an incorrect one.
Read post 262 for the ref's postgame recap, and you won't have to speculate.
 
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He did leave no doubt. Manasquan made the last shot of the game to go up 1 point with 1 second left. Manasquan did in fact leave no doubt.

The only reasonable explanation is the ref cheated. The ball left his hand with 1 second on the clock and was going through the net as the buzzer went off. the only logical solution is he cheated.
Leaving no doubt means beating a team without letting it come down to the final play and refs for the very reason hahaha
 
Please...the Manasquan guy took the last shot of the game with his team down one point and before the clock had expired. Anyone who watches the video can clearly see it was so. Both teams knew it. The fans in attendance knew it. The official closest to the play knew it and signaled so.
Why there was a subsequent meeting where the call was overturned is unknown.
There's no reason I can think of as to why the call was changed. I'll leave it to others to speculate why the call was changed...and changed the result of the game... from the correct one to an incorrect one.
Oh well
 
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