8th grade girls

[mick]

H1 dribbles to the lane with V2 closely guarding and backing up for about 3 seconds when H1 forearms V2. *Tweet* goin' the other way....

Home Coach: "What!!?? She was moving her feet."
Visting coach: : "We should be shooting one-and one!!!!"

...1st game [7th graders] went an extra 3 minutes.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by mick

H1 dribbles to the lane with V2 closely guarding and backing up for about 3 seconds when H1 forearms V2. *Tweet* goin' the other way....

Home Coach: "What!!?? She was moving her feet."
Visting coach: : "We should be shooting one-and one!!!!"

My favorite part of ms ball. I love this stuff.

Originally Posted by mick

...1st game [7th graders] went an extra 3 minutes.

Aaaaaaaaand my least favorite part.

[BktBallRef]

Originally Posted by mick

H1 dribbles to the lane with V2 closely guarding and backing up for about 3 seconds when H1 forearms V2. *Tweet* goin' the other way....

Home Coach: "What!!?? She was moving her feet."

"Yes coach, and she still ran over her!"

[Stat-Man]

Originally Posted by mick

...1st game [7th graders] went an extra 3 minutes.

Our first 7th grade game went into OT. I was hoping for a tie after OT since I've never had a basketball tie in my career and would like to get one without having to go out to Montréal.

[Mark Padgett]

Originally Posted by Stat-Man

Our first 7th grade game went into OT.

You broke the second rule of officiating. Shame on you. If I was your partner and you let that happen, I'd smack you upside the head with a frying pan.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Mark Padgett

You broke the second rule of officiating. Shame on you. If I was your partner and you let that happen, I'd smack you upside the head with a frying pan.

You're a team, you're both responsible for this. You could have called a T for extra free throws or something. Man up, Mark.

[mick]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

You're a team, you're both responsible for this. You could have called a T for extra free throws or something. Man up, Mark.

No, it's not on the crew, it's always on the R.
R always buys.

[Mark Padgett]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

You're a team, you're both responsible for this. You could have called a T for extra free throws or something. Man up, Mark.

If I was his partner, that's what would have happened. However, he could have called something in the final second that could have resulted in a tie. Calling a T after that would only start the OT with the free throws. In my pregame, the first thing I tell a partner is I have two rules. One is "NO OVERTIMES!"

[Stat-Man]

Originally Posted by Mark Padgett

You broke the second rule of officiating. Shame on you. If I was your partner and you let that happen, I'd smack you upside the head with a frying pan.

(Apologies to any Star Trek - the original series fans...)

Dammit Mark, I'm a statistician, not a referee.

[Stat-Man]

Not sure if this would go here (didn't want a separate thread), but at yesterday's 7th grade girls game, visiting coach starts calling fror a sub. when I told him sub had to check in, he replid "you're being a jerk."

*shrug* He was probably mad he got whacked for having a wrong number on his lineup that he forgot to catch.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Stat-Man

At yesterday's 7th grade girls game, visiting coach starts calling for a sub. When I told him sub had to check in, he replied "you're being a jerk.".

I don't usually give a lot of technical fouls to coaches, I've been around long enough for them to know that I won't take too much from them, but this would be an automatic technical foul in my game if I heard him say that. I would also have to do everything in my power to hold back saying a sarcastic comment like, "I may be a jerk, but at least I get to stand during the rest of this game".