POI and Referee Magazine case play

[Scrapper1]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

I would love to have her email address. Then I wouldn't have to read through so many posts, and opinions, to get quality answers to problematic questions.

Yes you would. My understanding from a fellow official who knows Ms. Struckhoff personally is that she rarely answers inquiries from individual officials. She will sometimes respond to a state board of officials, but she works for the NFHS, which works for the state associations; she does not work for the officials.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Scrapper1

Yes you would. My understanding from a fellow official who knows Ms. Struckhoff personally is that she rarely answers inquiries from individual officials. She will sometimes respond to a state board of officials, but she works for the NFHS, which works for the state associations; she does not work for the officials.

Is it "Double Secret" (Dean Vernon Wormer)?

Scrapper1: Just between you and me, please P.M. it to me.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

Is it "Double Secret" (Dean Vernon Wormer)?

Scrapper1: Just between you and me, please P.M. it to me.

Nope. It's not double secret. It's classified. I think you know what that means.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

It's classified. I think you know what that means.

Sure do. I can find it in this section of the newspaper:

[Scrapper1]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

Scrapper1: Just between you and me, please P.M. it to me.

PM what to you? You lost me, Billy. If you mean Mary's email address, I don't have it. What I told you was told to me by someone else who knows her. I don't personally know her.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Scrapper1

What I told you was told to me by someone else who knows her. I don't personally know her.

Is this like the six degrees of Kevin Bacon, but instead it's the six degrees of Mary Struckhoff?



Also, I was just kidding (but it would be nice to have that email address, although if I had her email address, I probably would be too timid to use it, after all, she is the queen of basketball rules, just like I would be nervous to actually speak to ChuckElias, the king of basketball rules, if I ever got the chance).