LEARNING CENTER: COR ACADEMY-Blog

In this ever-changing landscape, it becomes imperative for younger officials to seek mentorship and advice from those actively engaged

The pursuit of excellence is a never-ending process, driven by a love for the game and a commitment to being the best official I can be.

This week is about pushing beyond your comfort zone while maintaining focus on recovery and nutrition to support your increased activity

Your physical fitness is crucial in achieving these objectives, allowing you to navigate the court effortlessly and with confidence.

This bias is multifaceted, affecting aspects of diversity, inclusion, and the recognition of merit.

As the founder of Come On Refs Academy, I have spent the last 28 years running and winning half marathons, and dealing with combat injuries.

Consider a scenario where the game is in full swing, and there's a loose ball scrambling down the court. In a split second, a player dives

Understanding the "action area," primarily around on-ball scenarios involving screens, is crucial.

Explore the systemic challenges high school basketball officials face, including leadership issues and biases, and discover solutions

In my journey as a high school basketball official, I've come to understand the profound impact a crew chief has on the game's flow

The variability in judgment among high school basketball officials is influenced by a complex mix of factors,

However, not everyone will recognize the depth of your dedication or the strength of your commitment to setting and achieving high standards

Recognizing Green Flags for Low Liability Basketball Officiating Partners

The presence of a high-performing basketball official can have a significant impact on the overall performance of a crew.

Effective evaluation of basketball officiating is crucial for the development of referees and the overall quality of the game

The perception of an officiating crew is a critical element that can influence the game's outcome and the officials' credibility.

The Quiet Part Out Loud:

First 16- Video 2-Person Evaluation with Book Explanations

Don't Make This Mistake: If you know the rule enforce it!