Coach it's a given in a collision sport like football there are no certainties that injury will not occur. Athletes know it parents know it coaches know it officials know it and each and everyone is responsible for their partin any thing that causes injury. It's sad and sometimes castastrofic that athletes get injuries but all the safe guards in the game can't guarrantee that it's safe. We've played on fields that were not suitably safe and yes many times and more now with poorly and not properly trained experienced officials. The lower classicifations get the officials who aren't experience enough to call upper classifications and many times don't know the rules and generally 1st or 2nd yr officials inexperienced in how to handle a physical game. Inexperienced in how to handle concerned coaches and many times poor judgement on calls! Many have never played the game and it adds to a poor understanding of the game! The six man game is so wide open it's difficult to cover with experienced officials who know where and when to look for infractions couple that with critical voicing coaches and it quickly becomes a volatile situation as kids hear coaches and officials remarks toward each other and tempers get heated and nothing good comes as a result. I have no doubt that
Officiating was playing a role in this game as it does in many and the Tioga'sfirst game of the year was in my opinion poorly officiated but at the same time all are human and in competition a few ill spoken words from either can fuel a fire to a bonfire. As coaches we NEVER want to see any athlete injuries. Like I said earlier WE all have a part in it.
Officiating was playing a role in this game as it does in many and the Tioga'sfirst game of the year was in my opinion poorly officiated but at the same time all are human and in competition a few ill spoken words from either can fuel a fire to a bonfire. As coaches we NEVER want to see any athlete injuries. Like I said earlier WE all have a part in it.
