The Pac-12 football officiating problems have gotten even worse

FILE - This Aug. 29, 2019, file photo shows the PAC-12 logo at Sun Devil Stadium during second half of an NCAA college football game between Arizona State and Kent State in Tempe, Ariz.

FILE - This Aug. 29, 2019, file picture reveals the PAC-12 brand at Solar Satan Stadium throughout second half of an NCAA faculty soccer sport between Arizona State and Kent State in Tempe, Ariz.

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For years now, the Pac-12 Convention’s soccer sport officers have develop into a laughingstock of that occupation, to not point out they’ve come beneath scrutiny for the way they’ve carried out their jobs.

Properly, apparently the issues have gotten even worse this spring.

Earlier this week, Ben Austro of Soccer Zebras first reported that 5 of the Pac-12’s extra skilled officers have left the convention, with 4 of them going to the Large Ten Convention (one retired).

Austro reported that three of the officers who went to the Large Ten are referees, whereas one is a middle decide.

One line of scrimmage official can be leaving the Pac-12 for the Large Ten, and one other is leaving for the NFL, Austro reported.

Austro reported that the Pac-12 had seven officiating crews final season.

“David Coleman, the vice chairman of officiating for the Pac-12, has a disaster on his arms, very like in 2018 when the NFL misplaced 4 longtime referees in a hiring spree from the TV networks,” Austro wrote. “... This can be a huge drain of expertise on the heads of the crews.”

Making issues worse, as Austro noticed, the Pac-12 doesn't have feeder program for officers from smaller conferences like the opposite 4 energy conferences.

Pac-12 insider Jon Wilner of The Mercury Information’ Hotline reported Wednesday that the convention confirmed the departures and has begun the method of changing them.

“A supply within the officiating trade informed the Hotline that the departing officers seen the Large Ten as an attractive alternative — the distinction in wage isn’t believed to be substantial — and an opportunity to separate from David Coleman, the Pac-12’s vice chairman for officiating,” Wilner wrote.

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