BasketBRAWL . . .

[Adam]

That kind of narcissism is comical until the consequences affect other people. You know the old saying, "It's all fun and games until someone gets their ego hurt."

[Texas Aggie]

I know the guys that worked the game in Dallas. They are in my chapter. I haven't talked to them -- expect to see at least one this week. From what I understand the game had nothing to do with the fight (or vice versa), but the real problem here is tear gas. Man, I wear contacts and if I get even a hint of that stuff my eyes are going to burn like a summer day at the lake. I carry spares, but I don't want to change in the building.

[Adam]

Last week we called a flagrant on a kid for putting a real good shove on an opponent driving for a layup. Today, I went back to the home school for that game (the offender was from the visiting team) and was chatting about the situation with the game administrator (an official in our association.) He noted that the kid's Dad tried to get to our locker room after the game was over. He was stopped, but he was apparently not too happy with us; he wasn't too happy when the administrator told him he thought it was a good call, either.
Then, the kid's mom apparently called to b!tch out the home school's AD because that school deprived her kid of the "right" to play. Unreal! The good news is that the offended team never fought back. Well done.