Twitter.....tweet, tweet, whack?

[Terrapins Fan]

Originally Posted by RichMSN

I've been reading the tweets and I'm not the only official that sent a message on. It appears the technical was applied for the earring. As to your other question, I have no comment.

I had a partner, who is now our VP in our association, who "T"ed up a player for ear rings. His logic was " I asked the coach if all her players were properly equiped."

[Rich]

Originally Posted by Terrapins Fan

I had a partner, who is now our VP in our association, who "T"ed up a player for ear rings. His logic was " I asked the coach if all her players were properly equiped."

Whoops. Maybe one of the resident historians could check to see if this was *ever* a technical foul?

[BLydic]

Originally Posted by Terrapins Fan

I had a partner, who is now our VP in our association, who "T"ed up a player for ear rings. His logic was " I asked the coach if all her players were properly equiped."

It should have been a direct to the coach then.

[tref]

^ Perhaps 2 different players had dunked during warm ups & he didnt want to run the coach...

[bainsey]

Originally Posted by Terrapins Fan

I had a partner, who is now our VP in our association, who "T"ed up a player for ear rings. His logic was " I asked the coach if all her players were properly equiped."

I wonder if that official does soccer, too, because that mentality (backed up by NFHS rules) fits perfectly in soccer (yellow card to the coach on the first offense, to the player each additional), but not in basketball.