Why we avoid conflicts of interest

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by rockchalk jhawk

Man, that's opening a can of worms.

Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee

I am amazed, amazed, I tell ya, that BillyMac hasn't posted pictures yet.

Too easy. rockchalk jhawk teed it up for me. I'd rather play hardball. More of a challenge.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Andy

"That's my first T in 4 years" line, Gee, Coach, I guess you forgot the one I gave you three weeks ago at the tournament!

I had to speak to a band director about when to legally play, and not play, during the game. He was playing on all clock stopped throwins. He told me that that was the first time he ever heard of such a rule during the regular season. I told him that I worked one of his games last season and my partner had had talked to him about the same issue. He was dumbfounded.

[RookieDude]

Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee

Disagree completely. It serves it's function if it's used properly. It's a non-verbal warning, and just like a verbal warning you have to follow up if you want it to be effective.

+1

...I swear JR, I had not read this post before I posted earlier today about using the STOP sign...I think I even used the word effect.(Great minds think alike?)

I know, I know, Shut Up!

[Mregor]

Originally Posted by RichMSN

I should've whacked him after the address remark. I'm getting soft.

Hey Rich, I'm trying to figure who you are working with these days, but can't figure who the teacher would be. Anyway, the T's we end up regretting are the ones we don't issue. I've never regretted a T!

Roger