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The Rigors of Refereeing

In any competitive sport, scrutiny is commonplace. We know this. The blame game gets played all the time and ultimately, it’s all connected to people needing a scapegoat for an undesirable outcome or result within a game, sea...
by Billy Rohaly
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It Keeps Going and Going and Going and…

November 3. Late fall is transitioning into early winter. Leaves are on the ground, Halloween has come and gone and we’ve now officially entered Turkey month. And still, there’s still no basketball. It feels a little strang...
by Billy Rohaly
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The Unpredictability of Everything

In any sporting contest, a viewer’s interest seems to be reliant on three key factors. 1. The competitors: It all matters who’s playing. As a football fan, would you rather watch a 7-0 Green Bay Packers team travel to the u...
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The Woodwork: Playoffs? What Playoffs?

With the World Series now in full swing, the postseason atmosphere has reminded me why American playoffs can be very enjoyable and yet so… so… You may have been expecting something like “compelling” or “exciting” to...
by Billy Rohaly
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We Hate You, You Hate Us

Rivalries. They existed before sports. From the dawn of modernized civilization, a tendency to bear hostility towards one person, city or group in particular, for whatever reason, has stood out as a defining characteristic of m...
by Billy Rohaly
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