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Post by FredFan7 on Feb 22, 2012 14:43:01 GMT -5
John Parry is interviewed about rules, Mike Pereira, Super Bowl 46, and other issues. The Parry interview picks up at about 8 minutes in. bit.ly/A4r8Xp |
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Post by JugglingReferee on Feb 22, 2012 20:50:41 GMT -5
Parry says in 2012, his crew officiated 2,403 plays and in the eyes of the league, 24 calls were called incorrectly. That's an accuracy rate of over 99%.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 22, 2012 22:10:41 GMT -5
Very entertaining interview and the interviewers asked good questions which a lot of people dont do when they interview an official.
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Post by FredFan7 on Feb 22, 2012 22:31:53 GMT -5
Parry says in 2012, his crew officiated 2,403 plays and in the eyes of the league, 24 calls were called incorrectly. That's an accuracy rate of over 99%. Yet people want full-time officials........ |
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Post by BTFS Admin on Feb 22, 2012 23:28:42 GMT -5
That was also mentioned in the Cleveland.com article in the full-time officials debate thread: "Of the 2,403 plays Parry's crew officiated this season, 24 were graded as incorrect calls, a league-high 99.4 percent success rate."
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Post by zcr57 on Feb 22, 2012 23:42:51 GMT -5
And I have a hard time believing that the full-time officials oF MLB and the NBA get 99.4% of their calls right...
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Post by Deleted on Feb 23, 2012 1:26:48 GMT -5
That was also mentioned in the Cleveland.com article in the full-time officials debate thread: "Of the 2,403 plays Parry's crew officiated this season, 24 were graded as incorrect calls, a league-high 99.4 percent success rate." There is a wide range of incorrectness from a simple mechanical error to the Jerry Bergman brain freeze in Arizona this year so I guess incorrect has to be more clarified. |
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Post by mike on Feb 23, 2012 6:57:52 GMT -5
Parry says in 2012, his crew officiated 2,403 plays and in the eyes of the league, 24 calls were called incorrectly. That's an accuracy rate of over 99%. Yet people want full-time officials........ Parry's crew according to the podcast also graded out as #1 in the NFL this year. Would like to know how 15, 16, and 17 did |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 23, 2012 7:25:57 GMT -5
A very good interview! I think we'll Parry officiate several more Super Bowls in the future.
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Post by mike on Feb 23, 2012 7:39:55 GMT -5
That was also mentioned in the Cleveland.com article in the full-time officials debate thread: "Of the 2,403 plays Parry's crew officiated this season, 24 were graded as incorrect calls, a league-high 99.4 percent success rate." There is a wide range of incorrectness from a simple mechanical error to the Jerry Bergman brain freeze in Arizona this year so I guess incorrect has to be more clarified. Don't let your anti-East Coast bias get in the way of a good rant. It was not the best looking play but angles I have seen show the receiver seeing the db coming over the top and immediately going to the ground. That is textbook giving oneself up even if he was also a bit off balance at the time he spotted the db |
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Post by JugglingReferee on Feb 23, 2012 9:00:53 GMT -5
That was also mentioned in the Cleveland.com article in the full-time officials debate thread: "Of the 2,403 plays Parry's crew officiated this season, 24 were graded as incorrect calls, a league-high 99.4 percent success rate." Except that 0.6% of 2,403 is not 24. (2,403 - 24) / 2,403 = 99.0012484% 99.4% of 2,403 is ~= 2,389, which is 14 incorrect plays. My guess is cleveland.com made a typo. |
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Post by BTFS Admin on Feb 23, 2012 22:38:19 GMT -5
That was also mentioned in the Cleveland.com article in the full-time officials debate thread: "Of the 2,403 plays Parry's crew officiated this season, 24 were graded as incorrect calls, a league-high 99.4 percent success rate." Except that 0.6% of 2,403 is not 24. (2,403 - 24) / 2,403 = 99.0012484% 99.4% of 2,403 is ~= 2,389, which is 14 incorrect plays. My guess is cleveland.com made a typo. Good catch JR! |
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