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mick Tue Sep 30, 2003 08:33pm

~10 point game Girls' Varsity
4 jump balls.


24 swatted at 40 and I called her for a foul. I think she whiffed.

Player caught a pass with .03 and made the shot. Coach wants three.

Red Coach is screaming for time-out and I grant it. White was dribbling

White Coach re-orifices me on an easy player control.

33 is called and gets all pushed outa shape and was ranting in the first lane spot.

I report the fifth and told my partner to tell the coach. (<I>Dumb rule</I>)


And what did you do tonight? ;)
mick

Dan_ref Tue Sep 30, 2003 08:45pm

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Originally posted by mick
~10 point game Girls' Varsity


Red Coach is screaming for time-out and I grant it. White was dribbling

LOL! If I were you I would make my partner responsible for each & every timeout. Tell the coaches you just aint granting any, they'll need to ask the other guy.

:D

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Jay R Tue Sep 30, 2003 08:59pm

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And what did you do tonight? ;)
mick
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I sat at home wishing the season had started. Won't have anything until November. Baseball season is over, I umpired my last game about a week ago. I'm really itching to get going.

ChuckElias Tue Sep 30, 2003 10:13pm

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Originally posted by mick
And what did you do tonight? ;)
Took my wife to see "Under the Tuscan Sun". Hey, what don't kill you only make you stronger.

BktBallRef Tue Sep 30, 2003 11:22pm

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Originally posted by ChuckElias
Hey, what don't kill you only make you stronger.
It's bad enough you're going to a chick flick, but do you have to quote from them, too? :(

zebraman Tue Sep 30, 2003 11:58pm

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Originally posted by mick
And what did you do tonight? ;)
mick

Took my one-year old to the park. Routine fall but he bit his tongue and bled like a stuck pig. Tried to do laundry before wife noticed the crime scene but got busted. Am now hiding in the den. :-)

Z

rainmaker Wed Oct 01, 2003 01:15am

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Originally posted by mick
And what did you do tonight? ;)
mick

Middle School volleyball. Team B ahead by 12 or so, at game point, and coach B is upset about a "possible" lift. Sheez.

Nevadaref Wed Oct 01, 2003 04:30am

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Originally posted by mick


Player caught a pass with .03 and made the shot.


Wow, that must have been one quick kid! ;) Your clocks show hundreths of a second, Mick? :D

mick Wed Oct 01, 2003 05:57am

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Originally posted by Nevadaref
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Originally posted by mick


Player caught a pass with .03 and made the shot.


Wow, that must have been one quick kid! ;) Your clocks show hundreths of a second, Mick? :D

Nope.
0.3.
Kicked that too.
mick

Mark Dexter Wed Oct 01, 2003 07:57am

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Originally posted by mick

And what did you do tonight? ;)
mick

Indoor soccer - 5 cautions in a single game, resulting in 2 ejections.

Can't wait until Saturday when I'll get to work a few club basketball games - my first since July!

Barry C. Morris Wed Oct 01, 2003 08:12am

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Originally posted by mick

I report the fifth and told my partner to tell the coach. (<I>Dumb rule</I>)

Yo, Mick. Why do you think it's a dumb mechanic? I always thought that it was silly that they asked the fella that just whistled poor little Billy with his fifth to walk over to the coach and tell him his star just fouled out. It's not that I don't have the...err...fortitude (yeah, that's it) to face up to the coach after doing such an egregious act but I don't see the need to set up a confrontation. I think it makes sense that my partner goes over to handle it and be told how bad I am stinking up the place as your partner probably had to endure last night. ;)

mick Wed Oct 01, 2003 08:30am

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Originally posted by Barry C. Morris
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Originally posted by mick

I report the fifth and told my partner to tell the coach. (<I>Dumb rule</I>)

Yo, Mick. Why do you think it's a dumb mechanic? I always thought that it was silly that they asked the fella that just whistled poor little Billy with his fifth to walk over to the coach and tell him his star just fouled out. It's not that I don't have the...err...fortitude (yeah, that's it) to face up to the coach after doing such an egregious act but I don't see the need to set up a confrontation. I think it makes sense that my partner goes over to handle it and be told how bad I am stinking up the place as your partner probably had to endure last night. ;)

Barry,
This should be an optional mechanic, if Official wants to retreat.
So many times, the coach already has a replacement at the table. Rarely, is a coach pushed so outa shape that he would rather confront the calling Official instead of any Official.

Instead of avoiding confrontation, both coaches and officials should be schooled in dealing with, avoiding confrontation.

And of course, I am talking about the two-whistle game. In a three-whistle game, the procedure is natural and efficient.

In this case, I called the foul, called the number, gave my partner the number of throws, reported at the top of the key, was told that was the fifth, jogged to my partner, who had the lane set to shoot, and told him to tell the coach and to notify the player. While I was doing that, the disqualified player, who knew it was the fifth and gone to the bench, sat down and the substitute was ready to be beckoned. So, I went back to Lead to administer the throw and my partner went back to Trail. (<I>Dumb rule.</I>)
mick

ChuckElias Wed Oct 01, 2003 09:32am

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Originally posted by BktBallRef
It's bad enough you're going to a chick flick, but do you have to quote from them, too? :(
Hey, going is just part of the job. Once in a while, you just bite the bullet and do what you gotta do. But I didn't think I was quoting a movie. . . I thought somebody really said that.

Barry C. Morris Wed Oct 01, 2003 10:01am

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Originally posted by ChuckElias
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Originally posted by BktBallRef
It's bad enough you're going to a chick flick, but do you have to quote from them, too? :(
Hey, going is just part of the job. Once in a while, you just bite the bullet and do what you gotta do. But I didn't think I was quoting a movie. . . I thought somebody really said that.

Famous philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche (say that fast 3 times)is credited with that statement originally.

Mick, I think you're right. It would have been best to have made that mechanic optional.

Jurassic Referee Wed Oct 01, 2003 10:05am

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Originally posted by ChuckElias
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Originally posted by BktBallRef
It's bad enough you're going to a chick flick, but do you have to quote from them, too? :(
Hey, going is just part of the job. Once in a while, you just bite the bullet and do what you gotta do.

Oh? Really?

Mark Padgett Wed Oct 01, 2003 10:27am

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Originally posted by Barry C. Morris

Famous philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche (say that fast 3 times)is credited with that statement originally.

I always thought it was J Lo.

Barry C. Morris Wed Oct 01, 2003 10:40am

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Originally posted by Mark Padgett
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Originally posted by Barry C. Morris

Famous philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche (say that fast 3 times)is credited with that statement originally.

I always thought it was J Lo.

The two are commonly credited with each other's statements. I can see why you may be confused.

BTW, Mark, please take your medications.

ChuckElias Wed Oct 01, 2003 12:41pm

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Originally posted by Barry C. Morris
Famous philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche (say that fast 3 times)is credited with that statement originally.
"Cole's Quotables" gives credit to Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749 - 1832). The attributed quote is: "What does not kill me makes me stronger."

The Nietzsche (1844 - 1900) version is from "Thus Spake Zarathusra" and is attributed as "That which does not kill us makes us stronger."

Seems Goethe beat him to it. And it is NOT from a chick flick after all! :)

Barry C. Morris Wed Oct 01, 2003 01:02pm

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Originally posted by ChuckElias
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Originally posted by Barry C. Morris
Famous philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche (say that fast 3 times)is credited with that statement originally.
"Cole's Quotables" gives credit to Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749 - 1832). The attributed quote is: "What does not kill me makes me stronger."

The Nietzsche (1844 - 1900) version is from "Thus Spake Zarathusra" and is attributed as "That which does not kill us makes us stronger."

Seems Goethe beat him to it. And it is NOT from a chick flick after all! :)

Thanks, Chuck. I've always suspected Nietzsche of being a plagiarizing punk. He probably cheated on his SATs as well.

LepTalBldgs Wed Oct 01, 2003 02:52pm

What did I do last night?
 
I work an adult city mens league. Yeah, I know, but I do it 'cause I need experience (dealing with children). We have 4 games with 20 minute halves, running clock except the last two minutes.

Our last game had two of the teams that whine the most, so we were extra prepared. I was lead and had two fella's on the floor with a held ball near the baseline. I blow the whistle and approach, saying "held ball". Clown #1 throws his elbow at Clown #2, so I repeat the whistle blowing thing, but this causes Clown #2 to shove C1 real hard. All while the two of them are on the floor.

There's a general ruckus with one really bright player pushing and shoving. Luckily no punches we saw.

The funny thing was that there was about 20 second left until half time when this started and after we straightened out the mess, a player from both sides complained to me that they wanted to call a time-out before the clock ran out for half time.

Absolute best part is later in the game losing team says to guy guarding dribbler "he can't go to his left". Dribbler says "yeah but your mama does". I paused while that rattled around in my brain (did he really just say that?), then I blew the whistle and he was through.

I do it for experience, didn't say it was good experience.



Dan_ref Wed Oct 01, 2003 03:14pm

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Originally posted by Barry C. Morris
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Originally posted by ChuckElias
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Originally posted by Barry C. Morris
Famous philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche (say that fast 3 times)is credited with that statement originally.
"Cole's Quotables" gives credit to Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749 - 1832). The attributed quote is: "What does not kill me makes me stronger."

The Nietzsche (1844 - 1900) version is from "Thus Spake Zarathusra" and is attributed as "That which does not kill us makes us stronger."

Seems Goethe beat him to it. And it is NOT from a chick flick after all! :)

Thanks, Chuck. I've always suspected Nietzsche of being a plagiarizing punk. He probably cheated on his SATs as well.

uh-oh...thread spillage from the baseball side?

ChuckElias Wed Oct 01, 2003 04:08pm

Dan, I didn't realize that you lurked over on the baseball forum. You ump, too?

rainmaker Wed Oct 01, 2003 04:41pm

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Originally posted by Barry C. Morris
Thanks, Chuck. I've always suspected Nietzsche of being a plagiarizing punk. He probably cheated on his SATs as well.

Well, Barry, think about it. For the die-hard nihilist, WTH? You know?

Dan_ref Wed Oct 01, 2003 10:46pm

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Originally posted by ChuckElias
Dan, I didn't realize that you lurked over on the baseball forum. You ump, too?
I used to get "volunteered" to ump when my kids were involved with LL. Small & big diamond, almost all my "assignments" were of the "can you stick around after the game to ump on field 3, we'll give your kid a coupla hot dogs and a coke" variety. My rules knowledge was/is kinda sketchy but I had great presence! Considered doing it for real but I haven't...yet.

Besides that I just love a good bar brawl and those baseball guys really don't care how petty they get as long as they get their shots in!


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