campbest
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So I guess all that matters is the foul total at the end of the game? If that's the benchmark, let me ref some games and I promise you OU will win EVERY game I referee, yet I will make sure I call MORE fouls on OU than I do on their opponent. When fouls are called or not called and who they are on can make ALL the difference.
I would love to watch you officiate, sure you would be pretty solid. It only takes about 15+ years of large class high school experience and some lower level college/juco to be picked for Division I. There has to be a good chapter somewhere in your area.
In all seriousness, I agree that the timing matter, reference the second part of my post. Sometimes you get calls at the end of the game, sometimes you don't. Compound that we were playing on the road, the propensity is lower, just how sports in general works. Quit crying, pick yourself up off the ground and move forward....I guarantee Capel isn't making excuses for OU's performance down the stretch with officiating remarks.
Lots of good things tonight, regardless of the "L".
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