State Dual Refs

[Sommers]

Lie, Cheat, and Steal???

Who pays the refs? Dude, no one is perfect.

 

I did notice someone who seemed to be in the right

place in every situation. Short ref. with black (dark)

hair - very impressive.

Mike Craft

[rasslinlite]

Mike Craft

Sammy Cribbs

[matman3]

 

Sammy Cribbs

 

Defiantly Mike Craft

[HSDAD]

I don't know his name, but a couple college guys said that they

think he ref's some of UTC's matches???

[A1ref]

TO338 get real. The guy who called the #120 Baylor vs CB made the correct call pressure was being applied up towards the head/shoulder that is illegal he verbally told the CB kid to keep it legal to no avail he called it and stopped the match when pressure went up. Yes the Baylor kid hopped right up to continue, and the coach made him take the injury default win, hardly the refs fault for making the correct call. By the way I saw him check with his assistant ref who confirmed the illegal call.

[ghouse]

TO338 get real. The guy who called the #120 Baylor vs CB made the correct call pressure was being applied up towards the head/shoulder that is illegal he verbally told the CB kid to keep it legal to no avail he called it and stopped the match when pressure went up. Yes the Baylor kid hopped right up to continue, and the coach made him take the injury default win, hardly the refs fault for making the correct call. By the way I saw him check with his assistant ref who confirmed the illegal call.

 

Boy I hate to carry on this argument in two places but I suppose I will post one more time.

 

We can agree to disagree on whether there was any pressure parallel to the long axis of the body but I have a hard time seeing how pressure was being applied in that direction when the top wrestler was in a position perpendicular to the bottom wrestler and driving across the bottom wrestler's body and not towards the head / shoulder (which would be parallel to he long axis as the rulebook states).

 

That not withstanding, I can assure you that the main official never confirmed the call with the secondary official during the match. I have watched the film for this exact action and there is no discussion between the two from the time the penalty is called and the match is ended at the handshake. The secondary official remained in the center of the mat with the wrestlers the entire time.

[TO338]

TO338 get real. The guy who called the #120 Baylor vs CB made the correct call pressure was being applied up towards the head/shoulder that is illegal he verbally told the CB kid to keep it legal to no avail he called it and stopped the match when pressure went up. Yes the Baylor kid hopped right up to continue, and the coach made him take the injury default win, hardly the refs fault for making the correct call. By the way I saw him check with his assistant ref who confirmed the illegal call.

 

You have called me out on two threads, so I feel a response is necessary. I've actually had the advantage of reviewing the film. It only affirms my opinion. That's just me "getting real."

 

I went back and watched the film specifically to verify your assertion that you "saw" the referee check with the assistant to confirm the illegal call.

 

As it turns out, you could not be more incorrect! The referee stopped the action, awarded the point, called the injury time and walked straight over to the table until he returned to raise the Baylor wrestler's hand.

 

Never once even looked at the other referee until after the hand was raised. Your statement is a complete fabrication!

Edited February 7, 2013 by TO338