Wrong number on foul

[dan74]

I had it happen last year as a rookie. I went to report, stopped, then quickly realized that I had nothing...kinda like when my wife's telling me on and on about her day...my lights are on but nobody's home. Just kiddin' of course. I listen to her-I have to-it's in the contract and she has a good attorney.

Anywho, had it happen again last night. This time I just plain goofed and reported the color/number of the foulee. After reporting I head to my position for the throw in, horn sounds, I head over and table informs that I called it on white, 42...home coach immediately inserts that it was blue, 10...his player. Although in this instance I knew who the offending player was, I liked that the coach came forward...and didn't harp one bit about it.

All in all, it was one of my first JV games where both coaches didn't say a word to us about anything the entire game. The only time they said anything was to call a timeout...it was one of those "good games" I've heard officials talk about from time to time. Nice.

[Scrapper1]

Originally Posted by dan74

I went to report, stopped, then quickly realized that I had nothing...kinda like when my wife's telling me on and on about her day...my lights are on but nobody's home.

The problem with men is. . . they don't hear anything women say.

The problem with women is. . . they hear EVERYTHING men say!

[grunewar]

Originally Posted by Scrapper1

The problem with men is. . . they don't hear anything women say.

The problem with women is. . . they hear EVERYTHING men say!

Amen Scrapper.....

And I hate it when I get a "brain cramp" and lose my foulee! I find it totally embarassing! I like the vocalizing tip and will try it.