For the first time on the podcast, host Travis Justice gets a coach's perspective from Tad Boyle, Head Coach of the Colorado Buffaloes. Boyle reflects on how his relationship with officials has matured over his career, improving significantly after serving on the NCAA Rules Committee, which gave him a deeper appreciation for their challenging job. He agrees that the rulebook needs simplification and expresses his dislike for instant replay, which he feels complicates the end of games for everyone. Coach Boyle states that what garners his respect from an official is humility and the willingness to acknowledge a mistake, recognizing that all participants are human. He details how he prepares his players to deal with officials, emphasizing respectful communication and the ability to adjust to different crews' game management styles. Boyle also shares his concerns about the aging out of quality officials and the lack of young people entering the profession, underscoring that all involved—coaches, players, and officials—should strive to get better every day out of a genuine love for the game.