Numerical order in the scorebook

[grunewar]

Originally Posted by rockchalk jhawk

well, i think this story kind of relates what kind of a coach we're dealing with here.

Absolutely! I had some adult, seasoned coaches get into an interesting discussion the other night about the ole "wreck league player participation rule." It was embarassing.

[representing]

Originally Posted by grunewar

Absolutely! I had some adult, seasoned coaches get into an interesting discussion the other night about the ole "wreck league player participation rule." It was embarassing.

Ugh, I hate that. Had a wreck game several years ago where the one coach was being a b*tch about the players participation rule, and the game got delayed for like 5 minutes because they were going back and forth about the one team's best player being in for so many "rounds". Wreck league here divides the quarters into 3 minutes, and every three minutes there is a mandatory substitution and depending on how many players are there that day each player is only allowed to play so many 3-minute periods, and can't be in more than two periods in a row. I had to get the league administrators involved, since they were there watching that day.

[Mark Padgett]

I always tell the coaches they have to enter the players into the book in descending order by height.

[icallfouls]

I'll check the Table Crew Forum page to see what they would suggest we should do

[howie719]

Originally Posted by icallfouls

I'll check the Table Crew Forum page to see what they would suggest we should do

took longer than I thought!

[BillyMac]

I absolutely love it when the numbers are in numerical order. It makes it real easy to check for identical numbers, and even makes it seem easier to check for illegal numbers.

[bas2456]

I used to keep the book for our high school games when I was still in high school, and I hated it when someone had already entered the players not in numerical order. Took forever to find the number corresponding to the foul.