Curtis Shaw

[cornhole21]

Does he still work in the SEC? If not why, he is a great official.

[WhistlesAndStripes]

Originally Posted by cornhole21

Does he still work in the SEC? If not why, he is a greay official.

I've seen some black officials. I've seen some white officials. But I've never seen a greay official

[cornhole21]

Sorry for the spell

[WhistlesAndStripes]

Originally Posted by cornhole21

Sorry for the spell

Too late. Welcome to the forum.

[BktBallRef]

I see him working ACC games, although it's not his primary conference. The Big 12 is his primary schedule.

[Indianaref]

He is up to 93 games so far this year.http://www.bbstate.com/officials.php?o=86

[socalreff]

Originally Posted by Indianaref

He is up to 93 games so far this year.http://www.bbstate.com/officials.php?o=86

Does anyone know if there's a similar site for the women's side?

[WhistlesAndStripes]

Originally Posted by socalreff

Does anyone know if there's a similar site for the women's side?

Yes.

[socalreff]

Originally Posted by Whistles & Stripes

Yes.

And the site is?

[Scrapper1]

Originally Posted by socalreff

And the site is?

He didn't say that he knew what the site was. You asked if "anyone" knows, and he's just saying that somebody knows, just not him. It's his version of wit.

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by Scrapper1

It's his version of wit.

Yeah......half.

[BillyMac]

Before retiring from teaching, I used a similar "joke" many times to impress upon my students the importance of asking the "right" question. I was a science teacher, and the first step of the Scientific Method is to identify the problem, but more importantly, to identify a specific problem and not be too general.

Student: "Mr. Billy Mac, do you know what time it is?"
Mr. Billy Mac: "Yes"
Pause
Student: "Could you please tell me the correct time?"
Mr. Billy Mac: "12:15 p.m."

Another "teacher" joke:
Student: "Mr. Billy Mac, could I please borrow a tissue?"
Mr. Billy Mac: "No. You can keep it. I don't want if back after you use it".

[Mark Padgett]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

Before retiring from teaching, I used a similar "joke" many times to impress upon my students the importance of asking the "right" question. I was a science teacher, and the first step of the Scientific Method is to identify the problem, but more importantly, to identify a specific problem and not be too general.

Student: "Mr. Billy Mac, do you know what time it is?"
Mr. Billy Mac: "Yes"
Pause
Student: "Could you please tell me the correct time?"
Mr. Billy Mac: "12:15 p.m."

Another "teacher" joke:
Student: "Mr. Billy Mac, could I please borrow a tissue?"
Mr. Billy Mac: "No. You can keep it. I don't want if back after you use it".

Coach: "I want your name!"
Ref: "Why? Don't you have one of your own?"

Coach: "I want your name!"
Ref: "If I give you mine, then I wouldn't have one."

Coach: "I want your name!"
Ref: "My name is Nunuvyur Dambidness".

Coach: "That was the worst officiated game ever!"
Ref: "That's impossible, coach."
Coach: "Why is that impossible?"
Ref: "Because the odds are too great that the worst officiated game ever and the worst coached game ever would occur in the same game."

[26 Year Gap]

Originally Posted by Mark Padgett

Coach: "I want your name!"
Ref: "Why? Don't you have one of your own?"

Coach: "I want your name!"
Ref: "If I give you mine, then I wouldn't have one."

Coach: "I want your name!"
Ref: "My name is Nunuvyur Dambidness".

Coach: "That was the worst officiated game ever!"
Ref: "That's impossible, coach."
Coach: "Why is that impossible?"
Ref: "Because the odds are too great that the worst officiated game ever and the worst coached game ever would occur in the same game."

Hey. I thought "Skippy Weaselpants" was your courtside name.

[cornhole21]

How much do the officials get for the tourneys?