Does this constitute fighting ?

[Mark Dexter]

Originally Posted by Old School

you gonna play the biggest baddest card in the deck, we need to see blood or a viscous act, like an elbow that missed.

I'm glad you're not a real ref, 'cause I'd hate to work a game with you.

I've ejected for less, and would gladly do it again.

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by Mark Dexter

I'm glad you're not a real ref, 'cause I'd hate to work a game with you.

A wise man once said exactly the same thing.

[Old School]

Originally Posted by Mark Dexter

I'm glad you're not a real ref, 'cause I'd hate to work a game with you.

I've ejected for less, and would gladly do it again.

Hell, I'd hate to work a game with you if you're tossing players for minor stuff. What the heck you gonna do when a real problem comes along? Show some balls and try a little game management before you pull the trigger. I mean think about something more then yourself on the court.

Did you ever consider, grandpa or Aunt Mary drives a 100miles to see Billy play for the first time, and he/she gets ejected in the first quarter because him and another player was going after a loose ball, all out, which is the way the coaches want you play, and trigger happy it's all about me referee ejects Billy and opponent because he didn't like the way they looked at each other when they got up off the ground, after diving for the ball. No blood, no punches thrown, just good ole fashion hustle. I guess if you never played the game at that level you wouldn't understand.

Hell no, I wouldn't want to work with you either........

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Old School

Hell, I'd hate to work a game with you if you're tossing players for minor stuff. What the heck you gonna do when a real problem comes along?

If you eject for what you call the "minor stuff", then you won't have to deal with the "major stuff."

I have to admit, though, it doesn't always work -- take this forum, for example. One individual's posts have been edited, deleted, and the individual has been suspended. Yet the individual still posts here.

[Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.]

Originally Posted by Old School

Did you ever consider, grandpa or Aunt Mary drives a 100miles to see Billy play for the first time, ....

Old School:

If little Billy does something that warrants ejection, then I guess that Grandpa or Aunt Mary are out of luck. And I did have a situation similar to your hypothetical situation: Girls' H.S. varsity soccer game. I am the Head Referee in a Dual System officiating crew. H1 is wearing a cast, that is padded, but still illegal. H1's sister, who was attending college away from home, had returned home to see her sister play. Today's game would be the only time that the older sister would get a chance to see her younger sister play that year. I did not let play H1 play because of the cast, even though her coach said that other officials had let her play with the cast including my partner who was the Head Referee in Home team's last game three days before.

Officials are paid big bucks to make the tough decisions. If you can't stand the heat, then stay out of the kitchen.

As others have said, I am glad I do not have to officiate with you.

MTD, Sr.

[Old School]

Originally Posted by Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.

Old School:

As others have said, I am glad I do not have to officiate with you.

MTD, Sr.

Likewise....

[Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.]

Originally Posted by Old School

Likewise....

Likewise?? Is that all you have got?

ROFLMAO

MTD, Sr.

[Dan_ref]

Originally Posted by Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.

Likewise?? Is that all you have got?

ROFLMAO

MTD, Sr.

Some of us are surprised the village idiot could stop wanking himself long enough to dig that one up.

[Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.]

Originally Posted by Old School

Likewise....

Old School:

Are you telling me and everybody else that you would not make a warranted ejection of little Billy because his Grandpa and Aunt Mary traveled 100 miles to see him play for the very first time?

MTD, Sr.

[Adam]

Mark,
It looks to me like he vastly misread the OP and thought they were ejected for running fiercely at a loose ball.

[Old School]

Originally Posted by Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.

Old School:

Are you telling me and everybody else that you would not make a warranted ejection of little Billy because his Grandpa and Aunt Mary traveled 100 miles to see him play for the very first time?

MTD, Sr.

Had a similiar situation where after a mad scrammble for the ball, 2 players down on court. Ball slips away and is now heading in other direction, fast break. I'm old lead going new trail. Because of physical activity on the scrammble, I stay with 2 players getting up off the floor in backcourt. Player A5 shoves B3 back down to the floor and gets up and runs down the court. I suppose I could have ejected BillyBob for the shove, and I thought about it and reason that the shove was more than a common foul, but less than a flagrant. So I called a technical foul. Turned out Billy Dad was the scorekeeper and did not like the physical play of the incident, and he did not see ole BillyBob shove other player. It was early Sunday morning, 1st game out the gate, 9:00am. Rival schools and either these parents didn't like having to get up early Sunday morning or they all had bad Saturday nights. I will never forget this game as everybody in the gym was pissed off except for me. I was taking it easy, easy like Sunday morning.....but I still gave ole BillyBob a technical and I remeber telling all the parents, you all need to be in church.

Have a nice day....

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by Old School

Had a similiar situation where after a mad scrammble for the ball, 2 players down on court. Ball slips away and is now heading in other direction, fast break. I'm old lead going new trail. Because of physical activity on the scrammble, I stay with 2 players getting up off the floor in backcourt. Player A5 shoves B3 back down to the floor and gets up and runs down the court. I suppose I could have ejected BillyBob for the shove, and I thought about it and reason that the shove was more than a common foul, but less than a flagrant. So I called a technical foul.

I will never forget this game as everybody in the gym was pissed off except for me. I was taking it easy, easy like Sunday morning.....but I still gave ole BillyBob a technical and I remeber telling all the parents, you all need to be in church.

Absolutely great, you moron. The only thing that you absolutely couldn't call on this play was a freaking technical foul. Live-ball contact fouls have to be a PERSONAL foul of some kind. The RULES say that you could call either a common personal foul, an intentional personal foul or a flagrant personal foul. Instead, Mr. WannabeAnOfficialSomeday calls the only thing that the rules won't allow to be called---a technical foul of some kind.

And this basic little fact has already been pointed out to you several times since you first infested this forum.

You could screw up a one-car funeral.

Lah me.....it just never stops.

[Nevadaref]

Here's the right way to do it. This is what JR is telling you. Get it now?

Originally Posted by Old School

Had a similiar situation where after a mad scrammble for the ball, 2 players down on court. Ball slips away and is now heading in other direction, fast break. I'm old lead going new trail. Because of physical activity on the scrammble, I stay with 2 players getting up off the floor in backcourt. Player A5 shoves B3 back down to the floor and gets up and runs down the court. I suppose I could have ejected BillyBob for the shove, and I thought about it and reason that the shove was more than a common foul, but less than a flagrant. So I called an technical intentional foul. Turned out Billy Dad was the scorekeeper and did not like the physical play of the incident, and he did not see ole BillyBob shove other player. It was early Sunday morning, 1st game out the gate, 9:00am. Rival schools and either these parents didn't like having to get up early Sunday morning or they all had bad Saturday nights. I will never forget this game as everybody in the gym was pissed off except for me. I was taking it easy, easy like Sunday morning.....but I still gave ole BillyBob an technical intentional and I remeber telling all the parents, you all need to be in church.

Have a nice day....

[Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.]

Originally Posted by Old School

Had a similiar situation where after a mad scrammble for the ball, 2 players down on court. Ball slips away and is now heading in other direction, fast break. I'm old lead going new trail. Because of physical activity on the scrammble, I stay with 2 players getting up off the floor in backcourt. Player A5 shoves B3 back down to the floor and gets up and runs down the court. I suppose I could have ejected BillyBob for the shove, and I thought about it and reason that the shove was more than a common foul, but less than a flagrant. So I called a technical foul. Turned out Billy Dad was the scorekeeper and did not like the physical play of the incident, and he did not see ole BillyBob shove other player. It was early Sunday morning, 1st game out the gate, 9:00am. Rival schools and either these parents didn't like having to get up early Sunday morning or they all had bad Saturday nights. I will never forget this game as everybody in the gym was pissed off except for me. I was taking it easy, easy like Sunday morning.....but I still gave ole BillyBob a technical and I remeber telling all the parents, you all need to be in church.

Have a nice day....

Old School:

Illegal contact WHILE THE BALL IS LIVE is a PERSONAL foul, NOT a TECHNICAL foul. Read Rule 4 in both the NFHS and NCAA rules books.

MTD, Sr.

[Boiler14]

Originally Posted by Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.

Old School:

Are you telling me and everybody else that you would not make a warranted ejection of little Billy because his Grandpa and Aunt Mary traveled 100 miles to see him play for the very first time?

MTD, Sr.

As AD at our MS we had a cheerleader become ineligible for one week for grades. Just so happened her grandparents were coming in from Arizona and this was the only game they could see.

Besides the fact I didn't believe the story and was sorry if it was actually true, we couldn't let her cheer.

Turned out this was the best thing that happened to her as she got the message and kept her grades up the rest of the year. I wish all student-athletes would get the hint.

As an aside...(some) cheer moms are a different breed.