T or not T, that is the question?

[bainsey]

Originally Posted by chymechowder

Scenario:

Visitors up by 2; they're dribbling the ball in the FC with 1 min. left in the game.

A member of the home crowd shoots a roman candle onto the court. The pyrotechnic strikes and ignites the jersey of a visiting player, who loudly exclaims "Some crazy [maggot farmer] just lit me on fire!" as he takes off his burning jersey and throws it to the floor.

A. No technicals
B. One technical for swearing
C. One technical for removing jersey
D. Two technicals

Fine, I'll play along.

If the floor is good enough to finish the game after the smoke clears -- and the crowd is evacuated after the arrest of said maggot farmer -- a technical foul goes to the home team, citing 2-8-1. (If that isn't using discretion, as the note insists, I don't know what is.)

[APG]

Originally Posted by bainsey

Fine, I'll play along.

If the floor is good enough to finish the game after the smoke clears -- and the crowd is evacuated after the arrest of said maggot farmer -- a technical foul goes to the home team, citing 2-8-1. (If that isn't using discretion, as the note insists, I don't know what is.)

A certain ref in Nevada would be very proud.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by AllPurposeGamer

A certain ref in Nevada would be very proud.

Be nice!!!!

Peace

[bainsey]

Originally Posted by AllPurposeGamer

A certain ref in Nevada would be very proud.

True.

But, good lord! If you can't use 2-8-1 after a fan uses projectile flames, when can you use it!?

[APG]

Originally Posted by bainsey

True.

But, good lord! If you can't use 2-8-1 after a fan uses projectile flames, when can you use it!?

I don't know about you, but I'd be leery of T'ing a crowd that includes those that have projectile fireworks...unlike that player, I paid good money for my shirt!