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Opinion on the refereeing crew variable for a game
I was just curious on what some of your opinions are about the crew of refs that officiate a game and the role they play in the O/U or spreads. Also for those of you who are into the actuarial aspects of an NBA system how do you go about applying the ref variable in a system. Any links about this stuff would be much appreciated too!
Some refs are foul happy which add more free throws which adds the chance for more points in the game.
I agree, but does that really play enough of a role in a games outcome that it should be accounted for when attempting to handicap a game?Originally Posted by Riceboi
Dan Crawford + Mavericks = no bet. Dude is a sack-hugger for Kobe and hates the Mavs.
Joey Crawford + anything = no bet. I think Crawford's new name should be Henchman. He's one of Stein's enforcers, if you know what I mean.
Bavetta + anything = over, I think... there's some refs who keeps the game exciting. I think it's Bavetta who likes setting the pace of a game. And if it's a blow-out game, take the points. I think I read somewhere he doesn't like blowout games because they're boring.
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