RebKell's Junkie Boards

[myrtle]

It seems like the refs used to be listed at the bottom of the boxes, but this year I've been unable to find them.

Does someone know where that information might be?

[pilight]

You can get them after the games from the official NCAA scoreboard

https://stats.ncaa.org/contests/scoreboards?academic_year=2021&conf_id=-1&division=1&sport_code=WBB

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[Ex-Ref]

On the ESPN page, they are at the bottom of the Gamecast page.

Michigan/Baylor game
https://www.espn.com/womens-college-basketball/game?gameId=401311235

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[myrtle]

thanks. I'm always interested to see as I think different crews clearly have different biases/way they make which types of calls. I wonder if coaches ever take it into consideration. I think it's just one more level of game prep or gametime decisions.

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[ClayK]

As a coach, I definitely pay attention to who's officiating, and in some cases, it's worth communicating to the players -- for example, if a ref is notoriously tough on traveling, or tends to allow more contact.

But most of the time, the game itself dictates what to tell players. If the early pattern is to call everything, then stay away; if more contact is allowed than usual, be more physical.

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