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Bob Hurley SR. in a Polti column today says there is NO WAY that call or game should be reversed.
 
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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.
Ding....Ding....Ding. I had a major issue with Camden getting involved plus the AD.
 
This is a case where EVERYONE WHO WATCHES THE VIDEOS KNOWS that Manasquan's last shot was good, and thus they WON THE GAME. Yet one official argued another one into WRONGLY changing the original call and giving the win to the wrong team.
How anyone could see it differently is hard to figure.
 
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:
Over the last 60 years ( way before this) in the mid 60’s schools were questioned about recruiting players into their respective public schools. Mind you not Parochials but public institutions. How do I know this… a little bird told me. Essex County had several schools and even famous coaches who were suspected of what would be called tampering or bringing players in.
 
How anyone could see it differently is hard to figure.
I don't think people are arguing that lol it's clear everybody is acting like there's a way to change what happened and it's not they have to let it go.
 
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Hurley was a great coach for sure but he says this because he knows what that would open up in the future. Heaven forbid we taint the system with actual accountability .
 
Lack of accountability and integrity is a US standard these days. These are supposedly adults who should be better in the decisions they make especially on the playing fields. I can’t wait until Rutgers gets a screw job in a game we should be declared the winner. Guess we forgot RU vs Ohio State 2 years ago? This board would meltdown real quick. I hope it’s not this season.
 
Lack of accountability and integrity is a US standard these days. These are supposedly adults who should be better in the decisions they make especially on the playing fields. I can’t wait until Rutgers gets a screw job in a game we should be declared the winner. Guess we forgot RU vs Ohio State 2 years ago? This board would meltdown real quick. I hope it’s not this season.
We wanted that game to be reversed
as well. Guess what? It wasn't. It never does.
 
Read post 262 for the ref's postgame recap, and you won't have to speculate.
Please....this wasn't a charge vs. blocking call or who last touched the ball before it went out of bounds call. The shot clearly left the guy's hand before time expired. And I don't know what the trailing official Kevin Torres saw that would make him think otherwise, let alone convince his partner Jerome Starr to change his call....and the outcome of the game.
 
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In all due respect Old Man Hurley thinks they should have a jump ball after each basket.
I would argue he knows more about integrity, honor and what's just than the "experts" who post on this board. Myself included.
 
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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:
I will trust my source in the coaching community and what others posted here on this board over a copy paste job you pulled form the Manasquan website !
 
Lack of accountability and integrity is a US standard these days. These are supposedly adults who should be better in the decisions they make especially on the playing fields. I can’t wait until Rutgers gets a screw job in a game we should be declared the winner. Guess we forgot RU vs Ohio State 2 years ago? This board would meltdown real quick. I hope it’s not this season.
No one has forgotten that ripoff. And there's no reason they didn't correct their error in that one either.
 
So that ref didn't call it good, live on court, (didn't signal anything) but did change the other guys call, who said he was 99% certain when he made the call.

Gotcha

Guy deserves to be hit by a bus
It's a high school basketball game where an official made less than $100 bucks most likely (plus a small fee to cover his travel, if he's far enough away) and now will have many sleepless nights thinking about how badly he screwed up. Wishing death upon him is pretty F'ing pathetic.

And we wonder why there is a huge officiating shortage...
 
I would argue he knows more about integrity, honor and what's just than the "experts" who post on this board. Myself included.
Bob Hurley was the best high school basketball coach ever.
And ranks pretty high as a human being as well.
 
Please....this wasn't a charge vs. blocking call or who last touched the ball before it went out of bounds call. The shot clearly left the guy's hand before time expired. And I don't know what the trailing official Kevin Torres saw that would make him think otherwise, let alone convince his partner Jerome Starr to change his call....and the outcome of the game.
He's human and he made a bad call...I'm sure I'll make some bad calls on the baseball fields this summer, but I'm hoping they don't impact a game (and especially a game this visible). This is every official's worst nightmare.
 
It's a high school basketball game where an official made less than $100 bucks most likely (plus a small fee to cover his travel, if he's far enough away) and now will have many sleepless nights thinking about how badly he screwed up. Wishing death upon him is pretty F'ing pathetic.

And we wonder why there is a huge officiating shortage...
Most of us just wonder why there is a huge QUALITY officiating shortage.
 
I will trust my source in the coaching community and what others posted here on this board over a copy paste job you pulled form the Manasquan website !
They accept students from non-sending district towns by paying tuition. So it's legal for outside students to come in. And if the family owns a home in district, even better. Tell your coaching community friends to stop crying and coach better!!
 
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He's human and he made a bad call...I'm sure I'll make some bad calls on the baseball fields this summer, but I'm hoping they don't impact a game (and especially a game this visible). This is every official's worst nightmare.
Not only did he make a bad call...he convinced his partner who had made the correct call to change it. Thus handing a win to the actual losing team and ending the season for what in reality was the winning team.
Yeah...we need more refs like that.
 
We wanted that game to be reversed
as well. Guess what? It wasn't. It never does.
Much different than what transpired the other evening. Besides at Rutgers we almost expect the call to go against us. What is unacceptable is Kevin ( was it Walls) making the epic change up from good to no good . I always expect the courts to rule with the state in a case like this . For the clown bringing up Manasquan in another game past it is unrelated … not relevant. In that game the referee wasn’t a former player at the winning school. Just a little fact. Trust this also those Squan players were deflated but I would bet most would claim their lives will go on.
 
He's human and he made a bad call...I'm sure I'll make some bad calls on the baseball fields this summer, but I'm hoping they don't impact a game (and especially a game this visible). This is every official's worst nightmare.
Won’t have the impact that this call had on a team.You are as bad as ( Kevin) him. Excusing is fine in your mind. ? that of sounds sad.
 
They accept students from non-sending district towns by paying tuition. So it's legal for outside students to come in. And if the family owns a home in district, even better. Tell your coaching community friends to stop crying and coach better!!
If the Squan coach, coached better the last call wouldn't have made a difference.
 
Most of us just wonder why there is a huge QUALITY officiating shortage.
Those were 3 highly respected officials that blew the call the other night (granted I'm making an assumption, but you don't get a state semi without being pretty darn good)...they make one terrible call, and many feel that means that should be barred for life from officiating, or others think it's ok to try and get their names and make them public (before they were released).

There are also plenty of good officials that quit because they are sick of dealing with the fans/coaches, or guys that start out and could become really good, but also feel it's not worth it. I gave up assigning because I couldn't provide quality umpires anymore after so many of the good ones threw in the towel/aged out, and many that were left were more the guys interested in the $ over everything else.

Again, Big Ten basketball officials are some of the best in the world, yet most fans seem to think they suck.
 
This is going viral.

It would be one thing if these refs got the initial call wrong and stuck with it. But to overturn it a minute later is ridiculous. They should never ref again.

...this video looked like the best angle in terms of seeing the clock and the shot at the same time. If the scoreboard clock was official, this is beyond a terrible call, especially since the final call happened like 30 seconds later overruling the original call without any type of video review.

Joe P.
 
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Not only did he make a bad call...he convinced his partner who had made the correct call to change it. Thus handing a win to the actual losing team and ending the season for what in reality was the winning team.
Yeah...we need more refs like that.
His partner asked him for help...if his partner sticks with the call, this never happens. It's easy to be 100% sure what you see with video, several angles, etc. Calling it in real time isn't quite as easy unfortunately.
 
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Much different than what transpired the other evening. Besides at Rutgers we almost expect the call to go against us. What is unacceptable is Kevin ( was it Walls) making the epic change up from good to no good . I always expect the courts to rule with the state in a case like this . For the clown bringing up Manasquan in another game past it is unrelated … not relevant. In that game the referee wasn’t a former player at the winning school. Just a little fact. Trust this also those Squan players were deflated but I would bet most would claim their lives will go on.
Are you really getting sucked into a conspiracy theory that somehow one of the refs was a former player?
 
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It's a high school basketball game where an official made less than $100 bucks most likely (plus a small fee to cover his travel, if he's far enough away) and now will have many sleepless nights thinking about how badly he screwed up. Wishing death upon him is pretty F'ing pathetic.

And we wonder why there is a huge officiating shortage...
Those were 3 highly respected officials that blew the call the other night (granted I'm making an assumption, but you don't get a state semi without being pretty darn good)...they make one terrible call, and many feel that means that should be barred for life from officiating, or others think it's ok to try and get their names and make them public (before they were released).

There are also plenty of good officials that quit because they are sick of dealing with the fans/coaches, or guys that start out and could become really good, but also feel it's not worth it. I gave up assigning because I couldn't provide quality umpires anymore after so many of the good ones threw in the towel/aged out, and many that were left were more the guys interested in the $ over everything else.

Again, Big Ten basketball officials are some of the best in the world, yet most fans seem to think they suck.
Please the B1G officiating crews are some of the BEST? Now that is a very arguable ( debatable) take on the zebra boys.
 
...this video looked like the best angle in terms of seeing the clock and the shot at the same time. If the scoreboard clock was official, this is beyond a terrible call, especially since the final call happened like 30 seconds later overruling the original call without any type of video review.

Joe P.
It was quite clear… .6 on click when ball was inside the cylinder.
 
They accept students from non-sending district towns by paying tuition. So it's legal for outside students to come in. And if the family owns a home in district, even better. Tell your coaching community friends to stop crying and coach better!!

Haddonfield does this is well. Part of the reason they are usually very good at all sports.
 
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His partner asked him for help...if his partner sticks with the call, this never happens. It's easy to be 100% sure what you see with video, several angles, etc. Calling it in real time isn't quite as easy unfortunately.
If this 'reversal call' happened in realtime (they called it as 'no good' even though there was still a bit of time left) it would be a 'wrong call' but not egregious since it would be a 'on the spot' call. The one official seemingly overturned it like 30 seconds later and there wasn't a consensus (I've seen this coaching football; crews will not go against the senior official even if they don't agree with the call).

Joe P.
 
Agree. Only option was for Camden to turn the win over. But it's Camden so not happening.
Name one HS in New Jersey who would give the game back that they won because of something that’s wasn’t their fault?
 
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