Calling an illegal screen

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

I was thinking about this at work today. The "Spanish sounding" name threw me. Isn't San Jose near San Francisco, another "Spanish sounding" name?

In that case I guess that he won't be getting a full NCAA Division I schedule in only three years.

The "Spanish sounding" cities that get you to D1 in 3 years are Los Angeles, San Diego, Santa Barbara.

[M&M Guy]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

The "Spanish sounding" cities that get you to D1 in 3 years are Los Angeles, San Diego, Santa Barbara.

So, if you're in Oceanside you're outta luck?

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by M&M Guy

So, if you're in Oceanside you're outta luck?

No, b/c you can claim to live in a suburb of San Diego when you fill out your resume'.

[CaRef5]

Sorry guys BUT i dont need a reference to a city to get me a full D1 schedule in 3 years

[Adam]

Originally Posted by CaRef5

Sorry guys BUT i dont need a reference to a city to get me a full D1 schedule in 3 years

Maybe not, but a more solid rules understanding couldn't hurt.

[Kingsman1288]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

The "Spanish sounding" cities that get you to D1 in 3 years are Los Angeles, San Diego, Santa Barbara.

Entonces me siento muy afortunado de vivir en San Diego. Lastima que todos los demás no es tan afortunado como yo. D1 aqui voy!

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Kingsman1288

Entonces me siento muy afortunado de vivir en San Diego. Lastima que todos los demás no es tan afortunado como yo. D1 aqui voy!

I agree. I also miss Jurassic Referee, and ChuckElias, and wish that they would come back to the Forum. I didn't know that the Forum had it's headquarters in San Diego.

[Kingsman1288]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

I agree. I also miss Jurassic Referee, and ChuckElias, and wish that they would come back to the Forum. I didn't know that the Forum had it's headquarters in San Diego.

Haha...

Knowing Spanish comes in handy during the game. Players who speak Spanish around here tend to express their frustration in Spanish, so when then they do I respond to them in Spanish. You should see the way the jaws drop when they hear it from me...

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Kingsman1288

Knowing Spanish comes in handy during the game. Players who speak Spanish around here tend to express their frustration in Spanish, so when then they do I respond to them in Spanish. You should see the way the jaws drop when they hear it from me

I stupidly took four years of French in high school. At the time, students were told that French was one of the official languages of the European Common Market, the U.N., and the Olympics. I figured that, being a New Englander (with 1/8 French blood in my veins), I had more of a chance of visiting nearby Quebec, than I did of visiting Spain, Mexico, or South America. Little did I know, back in the late 1960's, that the United States would, in 40 years, have the fifth largest Spanish speaking population in the world.

If I ever have a French speaking coach giving me some problems I can always respond to him with, "J'ai entendu qu'asse'et celui est votre avertissement".

[Back In The Saddle]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

If I ever have a French speaking coach giving me some problems I can always respond to him with, "J'ai entendu qu'asse'et celui est votre avertissement".

Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries?

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Back In The Saddle

Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries?

You must have learned French off the menu in a French Restaurant, however there is one good thing about your translation. If the coach, like you, also learned a little French off the menu in a French Restaurant, at least he thinks that I'm insulting him. That's more fun than charging him with a technical foul.