Just couldn’t wait

[mick]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

I officiate several Special Olympics Unified Games every year, usually the lower level games, and the most important rule that I use during these games is purpose and intent, not of the rules, but of the game. I get no complaints from players, coaches, or fans, and I mean none, period. If any of you have a chance to do any of these games, go for it. It can be very rewarding.

Everyone that has worked these games says the same thing, again and again and again....

[JugglingReferee]

Originally Posted by mick

A-HC ?
Is that one of two, or more than two people, standing and coaching?

I'll bet nobody complained about your definition of traveling, either.

A1 was dribbling and A2 was "injured"! Or, are you referring to a different post?

[mick]

Originally Posted by JugglingReferee

A1 was dribbling and A2 was "injured"!

My point was that Mark's post explained the fact that nobody cared about the player leaving the court with his explanation.
I suggested that neither do they care about traveling rules.
BillyMac followed that he gets no complaints by using intent.

I really didn't address who had player control. No one cared about that either.

[Scrapper1]

Originally Posted by Vinski

a fragrant "P"?

Did she have asparagus for dinner? (Sooooooooo sorry about that one.)

[Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.]

Originally Posted by mick

A-HC ?
Is that one of two, or more than two people, standing and coaching?

I'll bet nobody complained about your definition of traveling, either.

A-HC = Head Coach of Team A

MTD, Sr.