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Old Mon Jan 12, 2009, 08:46am
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The NCAA Tournament doesn't use PTS. Do those officials raise their hand?
On the men's side, yes they are supposed to.
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Old Mon Jan 12, 2009, 09:01am
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On the men's side, yes they are supposed to.
Ha ha. Ha ha ha.

I have never seen a men's official do this, PT or no PT.

And in the tournament where there is no PT, I haven't seen it either. Where are all the later rounds officials coming from since I'm sure they're being punished for such a flagrant flaunting of the mechanics manual.

Ha ha ha.

Archaic, should be (officially) abolished. Rarely used with the people I work with regularly, BTW.
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Old Mon Jan 12, 2009, 10:31am
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Here's the youtube video of Welmer telling the coaches what happened... You can clearly hear someone on MSU's bench (whether it be Izzo or a player) say that they should "sit his *** in a chair at half court."

YouTube - MSU-Kansas mishap
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Old Mon Jan 12, 2009, 12:56pm
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Here's the youtube video of Welmer telling the coaches what happened... You can clearly hear someone on MSU's bench (whether it be Izzo or a player) say that they should "sit his *** in a chair at half court."

YouTube - MSU-Kansas mishap
i could be wrong, but that sounds like Bill Self making the "put his a$$ in a chair at half-court, that's probably just as good anyways..." comment. trying to make a little joke out of the situation.
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Old Mon Jan 12, 2009, 11:01pm
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They just announced that Welmer has a stress fracture -- he was due to work the Texas/Oklahoma game tonight.
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Old Mon Jan 12, 2009, 11:03pm
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^ Beat me to it... haha.


The announcers just said during the TX/OK game (where Welmer was supposed to be tonight) that Welmer has a stress fracture. Ouch. I hope he gets well soon and can return back to the court! Sadly, it probably means he won't be back in action until next year though as those things suck to recover from...
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Old Mon Jan 12, 2009, 11:09pm
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A negative for one guy is a positive for many others as a large number of assignments are going to be redistributed. Perhaps someone else will shine in an opportunity that he would not otherwise have had.
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