JUCO misery

[Hartsy]

Originally Posted by tomegun

Actually, that is my point. I don't think an experienced crew would necessarily end up with the same outcome. This crew may have missed a lot of calls that would give one team a comfortable lead or still had a close game. The crew for this game and the fact that the first meeting of these two teams was close do not mean anything.

If you mean that the experience level of the crew has no relation to whether the game is close or not, I agree. It semed to me you were implying that an inexperienced crew was more likely to end up with a close game, that missed calls are usually an "equalizer" of some sort. With that I would disagree.

[ODJ]

Originally Posted by fullor30

Hey, I'm just across the cheddar curtain, have the shirt, and I'll provide cold beverages...........give me a jingle!

Me too!!

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Right, hit him with a bench T, unless you saw him at the table. ....

Which he was...remember #3 was denied entry b/c he reported after the 15 horn for the time-out.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

Which he was...remember #3 was denied entry b/c he reported after the 15 horn for the time-out.

I must have lost track.

[eyezen]

Originally Posted by chartrusepengui

Late in 4th qtr team B requests and is granted TO.

As asked above...I'm still trying to figure this out. Did you misspeak by chance?

[Rich]

My Juco game tonight was a joy to work. The players were friendly and were more than happy to ask good questions and not give any crap at our answers. Coaches, too. And it was a 3 point game that went down to the last shot (a desperation heave, sure, but a last shot).

No college differences came into play, but I was ready if they did. We had one shot clock horn in the game, but it was just after a kid launched (and buried) a 3 from the top of the key.

Lot of fun. I needed it.