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Old Thu Jan 18, 2007, 10:43pm
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$%#@ing FEEBLE

Damn ^$%@ing FEEBLE.


Worst #@^$ing rule set ever.

I dunno why anyone in their right &%$^ing minds would ever want to switch from the perfectly good federation rules to this abomination.


Whew...that felt good.

Now I just gotta get ready for a tournament using FEEBLE rules this weekend
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Old Thu Jan 18, 2007, 10:45pm
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Damn ^$%@ing FEEBLE.


Worst #@^$ing rule set ever.

I dunno why anyone in their right &%$^ing minds would ever want to switch from the perfectly good federation rules to this abomination.


Whew...that felt good.

Now I just gotta get ready for a tournament using FEEBLE rules this weekend
Is that where the NHL got the trapezoid idea?
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Old Fri Jan 19, 2007, 04:43am
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Is that where the NHL got the trapezoid idea?
The shape of the goalie's puck handling restricted area is actually a very good design. Imagine goalies being limited to 90° turns to go behind the net: not good for the game.

I know you're just kiddin' around though.
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Old Fri Jan 19, 2007, 08:11am
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Is that where the NHL got the trapezoid idea?
Maybe FIBA's shape keeps the big guys farther from the basket. This results in a slightly different low post play; also, it asks for wider movements of the lead, mainly in two man officiating, when the low post is on the opposite side of the lane.

The width of the lane on the baseline is 6 meters (19'8''), compared to the 12' of NFHS-NCAA lane. The free throw line has almost the same measure (3.6 meters, i.e., 11'10''), if I made right the calculations.

The court length is 28 meters (91'10'') and the width is 15 meters (49'2.5'')

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Old Fri Jan 19, 2007, 02:01pm
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Maybe FIBA's shape keeps the big guys farther from the basket. This results in a slightly different low post play; also, it asks for wider movements of the lead, mainly in two man officiating, when the low post is on the opposite side of the lane.

The width of the lane on the baseline is 6 meters (19'8''), compared to the 12' of NFHS-NCAA lane. The free throw line has almost the same measure (3.6 meters, i.e., 11'10''), if I made right the calculations.

The court length is 28 meters (91'10'') and the width is 15 meters (49'2.5'')

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Old Fri Jan 19, 2007, 02:02pm
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By "most" you are meaning, those in the USA. Well IMO most of you are the exception to the rest of the world.
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Old Fri Jan 19, 2007, 02:09pm
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By "most" you are meaning, those in the USA. Well IMO most of you are the exception to the rest of the world.
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Old Fri Jan 19, 2007, 03:58pm
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Now you're just talking Canadian. Most of us don't speak that.
AFAIK Canadians spell "metre" (and also "mètre") and not "meter". What about learning the metric system yourselves or even adopting it?

After that you'll be ready to adopt also FIBA rules.

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Old Fri Jan 19, 2007, 09:57pm
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Reminds me of something I read in a fortune cookie once.

Some people invite challenge.
Others b1tch about them.

Your lucky number is 17
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The FIBA games I've done thus far take less time to play, and I know you're not opposed to that! The changes are relatively minute, too. I know it might be a bit of a pain at the beginning; if I can help in anyway, lemme know.

Learning FIBA is not bad: it opens doors in fact. NHL Referee #7 Bill McCreary has learned IIHF rules: not only doing NHL finals every year he does Olympic assignments. NBA official Sean Corbin does a great job in the pros and also has FIBA certification.
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Old Fri Jan 19, 2007, 08:55am
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Reminds me of something I read in a fortune cookie once.

Some people invite challenge.
Others b1tch about them.

Your lucky number is 17
And theeeeennnnnnnnnn. . .?
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Old Fri Jan 19, 2007, 09:40am
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And theeeeennnnnnnnnn. . .?
errrr....and then I paid the bill and went home?

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Old Fri Jan 19, 2007, 10:28am
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errrr....and then I paid the bill and went home?

And then! And then! And then! And then! And then! And then! And then! And then! And then! And then! And then! And then! And then! And then!
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Old Fri Jan 19, 2007, 10:33am
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And then! And then! And then! And then! And then! And then! And then! And then! And then! And then! And then! And then! And then! And then!
Oh yeah, I forgot you were dropped on your head as a baby leading to some non-specific damage that makes you enjoy these crap movies.
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