New forum?

[Mark Padgett]

After reviewing what's been on this board lately, I thought maybe we should suggest to Brad that he add a forum for table personnel. I can only imagine who the first poster would be.

Here's my best guess as to a post on that forum:

"What's with these referees? Every time I try to correct them about a call, they get upset with me. What - do they think they know the rules better than me? If I wasn't a rules expert, I wouldn't have been asked to run the clock. Geez. If they keep it up, I'll have to T them up. I know the rules allow me to do that."

[chseagle]

Originally Posted by Mark Padgett

After reviewing what's been on this board lately, I thought maybe we should suggest to Brad that he add a forum for table personnel. I can only imagine who the first poster would be.

Here's my best guess as to a post on that forum:

"What's with these referees? Every time I try to correct them about a call, they get upset with me. What - do they think they know the rules better than me? If I wasn't a rules expert, I wouldn't have been asked to run the clock. Geez. If they keep it up, I'll have to T them up. I know the rules allow me to do that."

Very interesting thinking, Mark.

As I stated before I don't question the officials about calls made unless I'm a fan, but I don't do the verbal abuse that coaches or other fans do. I'll question it to myself, however after viewing discussions on here I am thinking more like an official concerning calls & POV on the floor compared to from the stands or scorers table.

All table personnel can do is report what they saw/heard to the AD & let the AD make the final decision.

[fullor30]

TableGuy.com

[Freddy]

Thanks Mark. I was going to go to a baseball rules meeting tonight, but now, thanks to your post, I feel compelled to stay right here and monitor the reactions and responses to your suggestion as they come in throughout the evening.
This is gonna be fun.

[IREFU2]

Originally Posted by fullor30

TableGuy.com

Sweet!!!!

[truerookie]

Originally Posted by IREFU2

Sweet!!!!

What's with the price difference between US and Canada?

[IREFU2]

Originally Posted by truerookie

What's with the price difference between US and Canada?

Dont understand your question

[chseagle]

Originally Posted by fullor30

TableGuy.com

According to a currency exchange site, the book that costs $33.95 Canadian would cost $33.16 USD if we were to buy it in Canada. The book costing $23.95 USD would cost $24.52 CAD if bought here in the US, going off of current exchange rates.

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by chseagle

According to a currency exchange site, the book that costs $33.95 Canadian would cost $33.16 USD if we were to buy it in Canada. The book costing $23.95 USD would cost $24.52 CAD if bought here in the US, going off of current exchange rates.

The economic downturn ruined a really good joke.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by chseagle

According to a currency exchange site, the book that costs $33.95 Canadian would cost $33.16 USD if we were to buy it in Canada. The book costing $23.95 USD would cost $24.52 CAD if bought here in the US, going off of current exchange rates.

That has very little to do with the prices on the book.

[icallfouls]

Originally Posted by chseagle

Very interesting thinking, Mark.

All table personnel can do is report what they saw/heard to the AD & let the AD make the final decision.

"I'm gonna tell the AD those referees did that."

Let me guess, your full time job is hall-monitor.

Dude GIGDGO or in other words STHU and work on stopping the clock correctly so I don't have to do it for you

[Adam]

Originally Posted by icallfouls

"I'm gonna tell the AD those referees did that."

Let me guess, your full time job is hall-monitor.

Dude GIGOGD or in other words STHU and work on stopping the clock correctly so I don't have to do it for you

Hmmm. Perhaps a selling point for officials to chip in and buy the Precision system.

[chseagle]

Originally Posted by icallfouls

"I'm gonna tell the AD those referees did that."

Let me guess, your full time job is hall-monitor.

Dude GIGDGO or in other words STHU and work on stopping the clock correctly so I don't have to do it for you

I have no problems stopping the clock correctly.

What's a full time job in this economy?

I've mentioned this in other postings, that due to disabilities am unable to work

Only in severe situations would I report anything to the AD. I rather let bygones be bygones.

[IREFU2]

Originally Posted by Mark Padgett

After reviewing what's been on this board lately, I thought maybe we should suggest to Brad that he add a forum for table personnel. I can only imagine who the first poster would be.

Here's my best guess as to a post on that forum:

"What's with these referees? Every time I try to correct them about a call, they get upset with me. What - do they think they know the rules better than me? If I wasn't a rules expert, I wouldn't have been asked to run the clock. Geez. If they keep it up, I'll have to T them up. I know the rules allow me to do that."

I think we need to have a forums that separate NCAA & FED. This way, no one is confused about the rules or discussion. JMHO.

[26 Year Gap]

Originally Posted by Mark Padgett

After reviewing what's been on this board lately, I thought maybe we should suggest to Brad that he add a forum for table personnel. I can only imagine who the first poster would be.

Here's my best guess as to a post on that forum:

"What's with these referees? Every time I try to correct them about a call, they get upset with me. What - do they think they know the rules better than me? If I wasn't a rules expert, I wouldn't have been asked to run the clock. Geez. If they keep it up, I'll have to T them up. I know the rules allow me to do that."

Would that be the Ignore 'Em Forum?