The person behind Take Charge
Jamie Luckie.
Thirty-three years on the floor.
A lifetime of seeing the game.
Jamie is a retired NCAA Division I men's basketball official. Three Final Fours from 2010 to 2012. Around 20 NCAA tournaments. Now supervising and developing the next generation of officials.
Charlotte, North Carolina
His work now connects junior college, Division III and Division II officiating with training and development across the ACC officiating alliance's 11 Division I leagues.
- Years officiating
- 33
- Final Fours
- 3
- NCAA tournaments
- 20
Roles today
Where he
works now
From junior college to the ACC, the focus stays the same: better crews, better decisions, better officials.
- 01
NJCAA Region 10, men's basketball
Supervisor - 02
NCAA Division III USA South, men's basketball
Supervisor - 03
NCAA Division II Conference Carolinas, men's basketball
Assistant Supervisor - 04
ACC Men's Basketball Officiating Alliance
Director of Training & Development - 05
D3 Super Camp
Director
Direct assigning work across North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia.
Jamie also works from the ACC replay center, bringing a replay-room perspective to how officials study rules, reviews and game-changing decisions.
How development works here
From getting seen to moving up
Jamie describes development as a ladder: build experience at one level, keep getting coached, and prepare for the next. Moving between leagues shouldn't mean leaving your support behind.
- 01
Get seen
Camps and evaluation. Supervisors watch you work real games.
- 02
Get better
Weekly film and ongoing mentoring help you stay sharp as your schedule and responsibilities grow.
- 03
Move up
Conversations across junior college, Division III and Division II help identify the right next opportunity—not a promised promotion.