How many "T's" this year?

[Rich]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

You missed the thread on this one, but it's not a joke. Let's just say he's in the minority here.

It's supported by rule, but what's to stop me from putting on a home team sweatshirt when I'm a fan of the visiting team and acting like a jacka$$.

It's like dropping a nuclear bomb when a quick word to the AD, "Bill, get that chucklehead out of here," would suffice. And the fallout would be a lot less, too.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by RichMSN

It's supported by rule, but what's to stop me from putting on a home team sweatshirt when I'm a fan of the visiting team and acting like a jacka$$.

It's like dropping a nuclear bomb when a quick word to the AD, "Bill, get that chucklehead out of here," would suffice. And the fallout would be a lot less, too.

Right. Although the rule specifies "if its supporters act in such a way as to interfere with the proper conduct of the game." Some will have a higher bar for this standard than others, obviously.

[deecee]

I don't want to stir the pot but not only have I seen D1 games where the fans literraly have to almost hold the game up for some time before a T is given to the home team, and even high level baksetball games.

I think calling this T, for this reason, especially if you are being evaluated or looked at will spell doom for you. I mean the rules support a lot of crazy things if you want to do them, doesnt mean you have to.

Take for example a D1 game few years back where the HC had a heart attack during the game and was assessed a T for being on the court...NCAA said that the officials should have recindid the T. by rules though they were right and supported, but sometimes you need something called COMMON SENSE.

[Adam]

I'm pretty sure Nevada would rescind his T on the fan if it turned the fan was on the court due to a heart attack.

[jdw3018]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

I'm pretty sure Nevada would rescind his T on the fan if it turned the fan was on the court due to a heart attack.

But not if the fan was on the court to attend to his/her child who was having a heart attack.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by jdw3018

But not if the fan was on the court to attend to his/her child who was having a heart attack.

Good point, they don't need to be there. They'll just get in the way.

[fiasco]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

I'm pretty sure Nevada would rescind his T on the fan if it turned the fan was on the court due to a heart attack.

Doubtful.

[Back In The Saddle]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

I'm pretty sure Nevada would rescind his T on the fan if it turned the fan was on the court due to a heart attack.

On the contrary, the floor is reserved exclusively for the players and the officials. The fan has NO BUSINESS having a heart attack on the floor. He should have his heart attack in the stands, where the ticket he purchased has granted him access to have his heart attack.