Referee Magazine

[APHP]

Since Referee Magazine seems to be the topic of conversation: I asked a question a while back (which I did not know the answer to) that if the Official Scorebook is removed form the scores table at halftime, what's the penality, if any. See Referee Magazine, Page 22, Caseplays.

[rcwilco]

I had that happen once. Boys freshman game and during the second quarter I notice there are only two people at the table instead of three. Come to find out the young lady doing the home book had decided that the game had a better view sitting by her boyfriend and doing the book from his side. Needless to say, we politely found a different scorekeeper and returned the book to the table. It goes to show that you just never know what is going to happen.

[RX Ref]

In the article about Sally Bell, I had to disagree with rhe line that said she looked much younger than her 48 years in her striped shirt and pony tail. At least from the pictures I saw.

[Mark Padgett]

Originally posted by RX Ref
In the article about Sally Bell, I had to disagree with rhe line that said she looked much younger than her 48 years in her striped shirt and pony tail. At least from the pictures I saw.

Cold, dude. Cold.

[Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.]

Originally posted by RX Ref
In the article about Sally Bell, I had to disagree with rhe line that said she looked much younger than her 48 years in her striped shirt and pony tail. At least from the pictures I saw.

Now just a minute, even though I am married to a beautiful (no, I really mean it) woman, Sally is a personal friend, and those pictures did not do her justice. Sally is both a wonderful person and a lovely lady.

But good looks do not make a good basketball official, I am a case in point.

[Mark Padgett]

Originally posted by Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.

But good looks do not make a good basketball official, I am a case in point.

This means you're good looking, right?

[Mark Dexter]

Originally posted by RX Ref
In the article about Sally Bell, I had to disagree with rhe line that said she looked much younger than her 48 years in her striped shirt and pony tail. At least from the pictures I saw.

Sally Bell is 48? I didn't see the article, but in person, she doesn't look it.

(No offense to any 48 year olds out there!)

[Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.]

Originally posted by Mark Padgett

This means you're good looking, right?

When I am officiating a boys' game and the players stop hustling out of huddles or to the free throw lane for free throws I tell them that since they are young, good lucking, and still have their hair, they cannot stop hustling. I then tell them that I get go walk to the free throw lane because I one of those three items left: my good looks!!

So yes I am good looking.

[jbduke]

Mark, you said "looks do not make a good official. I am a case in point." Then you added, that you still have your good looks.

Anyone want to write the short symbolic propositional proof which shows that it Mark may still be a good official?

jb

[Doug]

I thought that sally bell article was good! I think it will inspire a lot of young female officials out there, to take the next step. And, that's cool!