In general...

[bainsey]

Performance, mostly. Does the fanboy in you still come out, or are you more patient with your teams that aren't playing to potential?

[JRutledge]

All officiating has done has made me less tolerant of whining about calls. Other than that if a player stinks they stink. If they are good they are good in my mind.

Peace

[Adam]

Originally Posted by jrutledge

all officiating has done has made me less tolerant of whining about calls. Other than that if a player stinks they stink. If they are good they are good in my mind.

Peace

+1

[Mark Padgett]

It's made me more critical of television announcers.

[26 Year Gap]

I just hope my mother was wrong about my eyes sticking up there when I roll them.

[Maineac]

Originally Posted by jrutledge

all officiating has done has made me less tolerant of whining about calls. Other than that if a player stinks they stink. If they are good they are good in my mind.

+1

[Thumper68]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

All officiating has done has made me less tolerant of whining about calls. Other than that if a player stinks they stink. If they are good they are good in my mind.

Peace

+ 2. For example. Last night attending a local semi-pro baseball game with my family. Questionable call @ 1st base results in batter and base coach both ejected from game. I notice my spouse appluading along with other home teams fans. (home team playera and coach ejected). I asked her why she is condoning unsporting behavior. She of course had no good answer, and I gave my opinion on the subject. I got the "rolling of the eyes" and I let it drop.

[APG]

I guess more critical...too many people use officiating as a scapegoat and I've gotten away from that line of thinking since I started officiating.