[mikehancho25]

Sounds good doesn't it? Well its better than good. It is the end of cheap refs that let things happen on the field and make game costing calls that never even happened. I'll try to sum it up for you but it's not just a concept the bill is near completion and will be pushed through when Kentucky congress unites in 2014. The idea is this: In an age where almost everything is captured on film and everyone (well almost everyone) has their own mini camera in their smartphone, or the people that are filming the games for other purposes will be able to send their film of a blatantly bad call to Frankfort to be seen by a committee of retired coaches that are chosen by the KHSAA to view the call being made (or not being made) by a ref. If this referee is found guilty of making a blatantly bad decision (I don't mean just the mistake calls that any ref could make) three times by this committee he is then banned from ever being a referee in Kentucky High School athletics with no way back in. This will eliminate the hits in the back that don't get called and the eye scratching (I have a scar from that s***). Almost every game is determined by the ability of the opposing teams but some games are helped out by the striped law. I don't know the full details and regulations that will be tied to this but I just got off the phone with the man that is going to do all he can to push this bill through. The way I see it is the only people that have to worry are the refs letting things go, and making calls to influence the outcome of the game. Now people that gripe about getting bad calls can pull their phones out and make an attempt to do something about it.