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Old School: If you want to people to stop abusing you like Frank Burns, either learn the rules of basketball how to apply them correctly or stop posting. I have giving you a history of the hows and whys of the rules but you still think you can interpret and apply the rules any old way you see fit. MTD, Sr. |
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Get over yourself and stop drinking that kool-aide...!!! |
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Old School: I do not interpret the rules the way I want to interpret them, you do that. There is a correct way to officiate and incorrect way to officiate. People who choose to interpret the rules their own way officiate incorrecty and make it all about them and not about the game. Sorry, but you jsut keep ringing up dumber and dumber posts. Some of us actually sit on national officiatng committees, are rules interpreters at the local or state level, and are personal friends with past and current members of the NFHS Rules Committee. Please stop posting until you learn the rules and how to officiate. You bring nothing to this Forum but foolish postings that show how little you know about officaiting the game. MTD, Sr. |
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Oh, and btw, I do believe in, do unto others as you would have them do unto you. IOW, if you can't take it in return, best to not dish it out. |
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Old School: What are you babbling about? And we would all like to know what is this Kool-aide you are jabbering on about? Furthermore, we would all like to now what your credentials are. And why am I concerned about you? Because like the vast majority of the people on this Forum we take pride in our avocation and do not like an incompetent official making us look bad. MTD, Sr. |
It looks like I may be the only one who believes that the offensive player has started to leave his feet when the guy sets himself. I got a block, but I am selling it like an SOB to anyone who wants to know. Its a toughy though
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Jon: I do not have a problem per se if one official sees a block and one sees a charge on a bang-bang play like the one in posted in this thread. The discussion in this thread is how to apply the guarding and screening rules. Old School thinks that he does not have to apply the rules correctly; he wants to apply the rules the way he wants to apply the rules any way he sees fits. With regard to how you viewed the play. This is a difference between a player starting to leave his feet and a player has already left his feet. Either a player is airborne or not airborne. If the offensive player is not airborne when the defensive player obtained/established a LGP then the contact has to be a charge. MTD, Sr. |
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If I mess up a rule or an interpretation of a rule, that's on me and has nothing to do with you. However, you trying to make me feel bad about myself and my officiating makes you suspect to everyone else. The suspicion is why are you trying so hard. That makes you look bad and a fool. One more thing, you will never break my spirits and love for the sport. As I indicated before, the game is bigger than me and you, but I don't think you get that. Must be in the kool-aide..... |
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A wise man once said, be weary of anyone who speaks bad of others, for there is almost always a hiddden agenda. |
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