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RE: SBC Refs called out on national TV
(12-28-2011 10:55 PM)CAPTAINASU177 Wrote:  The very fact that we still have to deal with conferance affiliated officiating crews insane.

With all of the money the NCAA brings in every year you would think we would have NCAA crews assigned to each game as opposed to SEC or Big 10 or SBC, etc.

Every time an out of conference team plays an SEC team with SEC refs in a close game they believe they got screwed out of a win. Why not eliminate the controversy and just have NCAA refs without conference affiliation.

The NCAA has just as much incentive to see the elite teams win as the conferences.
01-06-2012 08:13 AM
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