I know my limits

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Smitty

Running clock shouldn't affect this conversation. Coach needed a talking to.

I used to try and hurry things along during running clock games, but no more. It's not my issue that the clock is running - I am going to perform my duties in the same way I would if the clock wasn't running.

Welpe is right. My point was this was a situation with a no-call, so there's no natural stop in action here. I would have simply said the ball remained live, but that's neither true nor relevant. A score makes the ball dead, but action is still on going so no real stoppage occurs.

I have no problem educating coaches, I've done it and it works at this level. I'm just not a fan of stopping the game to educate him on proper behavior.

[Smitty]

Ok I misunderstood your meaning, assuming you meant because it was a "running clock game".

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by Smitty

Well that could be true in any game, running clock or not. The running clock has nothing to do with that.

Not to put words in Snaqs mouth but I think that is what he meant when he said the clock is running the whole time. I don't think he was referencing a game with a running clock.

Edit: Nevermind, I see he has chimed in. Snaqs, you bill for my services is in the mail.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by rsl

I know my limits.

Me too. Three beers, if I'm driving, unless it's less than an hour before I work a game, and then it's two beers.