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OK, my Bad, I thought they had won state while I was in elementry school and before that. They still went to state, so obviously we weren't that bad. So still...i dont see how i was venting or where I said anything about that rule being national
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dumbass i never said i was on varsity for 8 years, or that I went to state for 8 years. And no, after a basket was made, we were not allowed to come across the half ccourt line until the last 2 minutes of the game. wow, smitty understands what I am saying. good job..you got pass a few spelling errors too!!!
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But yzrider said they went to state 8 years, which they didn't. They only went six times. There were several times when they played in the play-offs but didn't make it to the tourney. YZ, the reason I said you assumed they were national rules, is that you're asking the question on a national board. We do not address local rules here. You'd have to ask someone local about those. I CAN tell you for certain that there is no such rule in Oregon at the high school level, and never has been. Your rule is probably a league rule that was for the middle school league you played in when you were that age. They've probably changed the rule since then, which is why your step sisters aren't using it. As to the other calls, there's absolutely no way we can address them from there. It's almost impossible to say that another ref's call were right or wrong if we weren't there to see the actual play. In general in middle school ball, you're going to get young officials who haven't learned all the nuances yet. The trick is to give them a chance to improve, just as you would give your step-sisters a chance to improve. And furthermore, if you say that mick is the only adult on this site, remember, that also excludes you from adulthood. |
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Ok yzrider3...let's get off basketball rules for a minute...since we don't seem to be helping each other out much.
My son was walking by the puter and spotted your username. He rides a YZ450F and a YZ250F and wants to know what kind of YZ you ride and if you have ever been to Washougal, WA for the MX races. He is 19 also, and tells me a lot of the young people type and spell like you do on a forum...he says relax, it's not an "English" forum. Hmmmmm, he must get his attitude from his mother.
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Bottom line - no high school in America plays under such rules. You must be thinking about your years in pee wee ball, unless you played at a very piss ant HS. |
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OK well, like I said i was just asking so thankyou for all of your wonderful opinions. rainmaker...thankyou for being civil on this last page...it was much better.
back to mx... I ride a 2005 yz125. yes i have been to washougal, my b/f and i went there last year for amateur days. i rode women c and had podium in my sight, but due to impatience, i went down in those dang whoops. and thanks for bringing up the spelling. perhaps we shall take conversation else where before we get yelled at for this not being an mx forum. oh yes...i remember y i quit team sports...because they all suck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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