Assigning
Roughly 30 junior colleges across the Carolinas and Virginia, growing past 50 next season. Crews matched to the level of the game.
Basketball officiating development
Take Charge
Officiating.
Take charge of your development.
Film, camps and mentorship from Jamie Luckie — 33 years on the floor, now training officials from junior college to the ACC.
- years officiating
- 33
- Final Fours
- 3
- NCAA tournaments
- 20
- colleges served next season
- 50+
years officiating
Final Fours
NCAA tournaments
colleges served next season
Division I men's basketball, 2010–12 Final Fours.
What Take Charge does
A ladder, not a list
Training
Director of Training & Development for the ACC Men's Basketball Officiating Alliance, plus Division III and Division II. Around 15 instructional plays a week to more than 540 officials.
Camps
A camp season generally running April through July, with teaching, live-game evaluation and a chance to be seen — including the D3 Super Camp.
The Locker Room
Fifteen plays a week. One place to argue about them.
Every week Jamie breaks down the plays that decided games — the block/charge, the late rotation, the call the crew missed. Members watch the film, make the call, and see how the room voted.
Camps & clinics
Get watched. Get coached.
Where officials go
From this room to the next level
Jamie shared that four officials recently advanced to primary ACC contracts after building experience in his leagues. Every path is different; the aim is sustained coaching and preparation, not a guaranteed assignment.
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