Playoff Assignments

[Lcubed48]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

One of the top three officials in his family of four.

It doesn't matter which son. They're all better officials than their old man.

Ya, but. They had to learn something from dear old dad. Right dad?

[justacoach]

Originally Posted by Lcubed48

Ya, but. They had to learn something from dear old dad. Right dad?

Only if you include how to cheat on your taxes

[Lcubed48]

Originally Posted by justacoach

Only if you include how to cheat on your taxes

If by that you mean to simply to pay the least amount of tax as possible, then good job, dad. Because ain't that the 'merican way?

[grunewar]

Originally Posted by Lcubed48

Ya, but. They had to learn something from dear old dad. Right dad?

they didn't get their LOOKS from dad......thankfully.

[tomegun]

Upate: I had my last game - a 3A boys semi - yesterday. I think I wore my whistle out with all the fouls I called. Nevada's final was close...if you call a game that was a 40 point blow out at 6:45 of the third quarter close!

We have a mercy rule in Nevada (the state): the clock runs for the remainder of the game if the lead ever gets to 40 points in the second half. Apparently, the rule doesn't apply to the championship games. The head guy told one of the officials that he was using his executive power and they could run the clock if both coaches agreed. The coach losing didn't agree (scratching my head). The lead was up to 50 at times.

The team that won it has the number one player in the country, Shabazz Muhammad. Someone told me he finished with 51! He did all the dunks in his arsenal (360 included) and hit some three-pointers. The winning team starts three players 6'8" or taller - Shabazz is around 6'6" and really plays off guard. It was kind of silly.

[Lcubed48]

Originally Posted by grunewar

they didn't get their LOOKS from dad......thankfully.

Always TRUST your partners!!