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[QUOTE="HopJim, post: 2046977, member: 6986"] A good friend of mine is a D1 mens ref and his opinion is that the best referees, like the players, are in the best shape. MidMajor men and womens games often are staffed by older, or "2nd tier" options. I have to agree since many of the worst calls appeared to be made by refs that were out of position. Doesn't matter if this caused by a physical or skill issue-have seen this too many times. Not sure how to fix other than rate refs and provide monetary incentives in terms of number of games good ones get or not. [/QUOTE]
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