Quote:
Originally posted by gordon30307
Quote:
Originally posted by rainmaker
Quote:
Originally posted by Redhouse
... even called a T on the winning coach to put someone on the line to score.
|
I hope he did something that might have remotely deserved it!
There was a game around here a couple of years ago that was 94-0. If I remember correctly, the losing team didn't even have 5 players, except to start the game.
I had a game once where the ending score was something like 66-5. The winning team was still pressing in the fourth quarter. They also developed a bad case of the travels.
|
When games get out of hand and the winning team is still pressing it's funny but suddenly more fouls are called on the winning team when they press and they suddenly disappear when they stop. Don't know why that is.
|
It's easy to explain -- even coaches get it although they don't always like it. It's simple advantage/disadvantage. "Coach, when your team is so much better than the other team, any contact at all gives you a tremendous advantage. So if it's illegal contact, I've got to call it. On the other hand, when the other team contacts you, they get no advantage at all. It's gotta be a real hack or slam before I call it." That's the way it is in a mis-match.