Host Travis Justice sits down with NCAA men's basketball officiating legend Randy McCall (23 NCAA Tournaments, 6 Final Fours) to discuss career longevity and the mindset of continuous improvement. Drawing on his background as a high school football coach, McCall reveals that even after 35 years, he vividly remembers his missed calls—a trait he attributes to a coaching mentality. He emphasizes the importance of self-evaluation using game film to analyze poor decisions and calls. McCall advises aspiring officials at all levels to first master the rules and their application. He also shares how his experience as a coach gave him a clear understanding of the "human business" of sports, which allowed him to communicate effectively and build trust with players and coaches—a key to managing a game without excessive whistles. McCall concludes by offering his perspective on the recent changes in college athletics, driven by money, and how officials must continue to focus on the controllable aspects of their performance.