End of game ejection

[reffish]

That's the thing, if this happens in the 1st quarter, am I ejecting. Well, hindsight, no, just a double T. However, H35 actions did not come off as incidental, more on lines of taunting. Then V5 reacted and then both squared up with closed fists. So now, I am leaning toward just a double T and if no consequences, then fine. I have to say that I reacted instead of being proactive; however, because my partner stepped in to separate, and then they continued to get closer and square up and clench fists I went with ejection.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by reffish

That's the thing, if this happens in the 1st quarter, am I ejecting. Well, hindsight, no, just a double T. However, H35 actions did not come off as incidental, more on lines of taunting. Then V5 reacted and then both squared up with closed fists. So now, I am leaning toward just a double T and if no consequences, then fine. I have to say that I reacted instead of being proactive; however, because my partner stepped in to separate, and then they continued to get closer and square up and clench fists I went with ejection.

I still would have gone with the double T. Maybe you could justify two double Ts here rather than a single Double Flagrant T.
Again, though, I wouldn't change my call simply because I wanted there to be some sort of repercussions. Call the double T and file your report to the state (even if it's only required for DQs).

[tref]

The way officials RUN off the court when final horn sounds, I'm still trying to figure out why they saw this?

Best to exit opposite table...

[Adam]

Originally Posted by tref

The way officials RUN off the court when final horn sounds, I'm still trying to figure out why they saw this?

Best to exit opposite table...

Obviously true, but sometimes you have to run across the court to leave.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Obviously true, but sometimes you have to run across the court to leave.

If you leave opposite the table, you might have to keep going for 25000 miles to get to the locker room. Seems like a steep price to pay.

[tref]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Obviously true, but sometimes you have to run across the court to leave.

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

If you leave opposite the table, you might have to keep going for 25000 miles to get to the locker room. Seems like a steep price to pay.

I guess...

I request that my guys dont fiddle with the ball, wait for praise, shake anybodys hand or believe the winning team when they say "nice job!"
Lets just get out of there!

[Adam]

Originally Posted by tref

I guess...

I request that my guys dont fiddle with the ball, wait for praise, shake anybodys hand or believe the winning team when they say "nice job!"
Lets just get out of there!

Oh, I agree. You won't see me doing anything but making a bee line for the door. But I'm not going to ignore a brewing fight, either, if I practically have to trip over it to get out.

[reffish]

Originally Posted by tref

The way officials RUN off the court when final horn sounds, I'm still trying to figure out why they saw this?

Best to exit opposite table...

Yeah, I am one of those that will hold the door open for my partner after teh game...get out. However, this game site did not provide us with this opportunity. Our bags were behind the table and the only exit is behind the table. The player jumped right up and made contact within 3 seconds. We had to address the situation then and were stuck there.

[tref]

I can dig that too. Guess I should thank my lucky stars that I dont have to work under those conditions! Sounds like a fire hazzard

[Adam]

Originally Posted by reffish

Yeah, I am one of those that will hold the door open for my partner after teh game...get out. However, this game site did not provide us with this opportunity. Our bags were behind the table and the only exit is behind the table. The player jumped right up and made contact within 3 seconds. We had to address the situation then and were stuck there.

What level ball was this? Bags behind the table tells me middle school. But the presence of the visitors' AD indicates high school.

[reffish]

This HS. The schools don't provide locked rooms to change in and keep bags. Most of the time, officials here come dressed for HS. I still bring my change in a bag and hope that there is a clean place to change. Back in AZ, it was expected to have a secure room to change in and be able to get there immediately after horn. Out here in SF, different story.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by reffish

This HS. The schools don't provide locked rooms to change in and keep bags. Most of the time, officials here come dressed for HS. I still bring my change in a bag and hope that there is a clean place to change. Back in AZ, it was expected to have a secure room to change in and be able to get there immediately after horn. Out here in SF, different story.

Wow, that's just asking for trouble.

Call a few Ts for unsporting behavior after the horn and they might start giving you a locker room.

[referee99]

Originally Posted by reffish

This HS. The schools don't provide locked rooms to change in and keep bags. Most of the time, officials here come dressed for HS. I still bring my change in a bag and hope that there is a clean place to change. Back in AZ, it was expected to have a secure room to change in and be able to get there immediately after horn. Out here in SF, different story.

... its a different story. I would force the issue. Schools need to provide.
When I hit the floor I'm finding who my site administrator is, and who has keys to get us back in.

We are in and out at halftime and out at the end of the game. That is the protocol. If we need to train the schools, then so be it.

[26 Year Gap]

If you were in MA, then.....

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by tref

I'm still trying to figure out why they saw this?

Is Pacifica, CA anywhere near Massachusetts?