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Old Tue Dec 04, 2012, 12:44am
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That is pointless on so many levels for me at least. I am not that "large" so my shirt would not fit many that I have worked with and certainly not yesterday. All these people have to do is go to the local sporting good store and get a cheap shirt and that will take care of most issues.

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Old Tue Dec 04, 2012, 02:53am
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We have it made. Our association also supplies the scorers and timers for almost all our high school games in our coverage area and have for as long as I can remember. We have always had them wear stripes and don't have to worry about a thing.
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Old Tue Dec 04, 2012, 07:39am
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Old Tue Dec 04, 2012, 10:37pm
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No issues here!

Tonight our Association supplied the timer (striped shirt) and the home team supplied the score keeper (striped shirt).

Next to the score keeper on the back of a chair were three other striped shirts in M, L, and XL......just in case I guess.
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Old Wed Dec 05, 2012, 08:49pm
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I know some officials who are taking an extra shirt. Not me.

I really don't care one way or the other, personally, and making a big deal about it isn't how I want to be remembered at the school.
I know I am not hanging around to get my shirt if the home team loses a nailbiter and the crowd is hostile. That is just one bad idea.
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Old Thu Dec 06, 2012, 07:27am
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I know I am not hanging around to get my shirt if the home team loses a nailbiter and the crowd is hostile. That is just one bad idea.
Then you certainly wouldn't like officiating in Massachusetts.

(Are they still observing the post game handshakes?)
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Old Fri Dec 07, 2012, 12:24am
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Maybe 50 games in here in Ontario.. haven't seen one scorer wearing one.
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Old Fri Dec 07, 2012, 01:33am
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I haven't had a problem here in Indiana yet, but I understand that by typing that I have just jinxed myself and every game here on out will feature scorers without them.
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Old Fri Dec 07, 2012, 04:27am
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Then you certainly wouldn't like officiating in Massachusetts.

(Are they still observing the post game handshakes?)
Can you occasionally try to post something that's on topic? Is that so hard for you? Really?
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I know I am not hanging around to get my shirt if the home team loses a Hanging and the crowd is hostile. That is just one bad idea.
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Then you certainly wouldn't like officiating in Massachusetts.
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Can you occasionally try to post something that's on topic?
Topic (Actually a subtopic): Hanging around on the court after an intense game. 26 Year Gap brought up the topic, not me. Like 26 Year Gap, I am also not a big fan of hanging around on the court (assuming the score is correct) after an intense, or even a ho-hum, game. Our colleagues in Massachusetts have no choice but to do it after every game. I'm sure that the Massachusetts guys have adjusted, but I hope that this protocol doesn't spread south to Connecticut. After approving the score, I'm leaving the court, not picking up my jacket, not filling out pay vouchers, or tax forms, not "shooting the breeze" with the athletic director, etc., and I'm certainly not waiting for my striped shirt.
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Maybe 50 games in here in Ontario.. haven't seen one scorer wearing one.
Doesn't Ontario use FIBA rules?
Does FIBA also require a striped shirt for the official scorer?
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Old Sat Dec 08, 2012, 06:43pm
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Doesn't Ontario use FIBA rules?
Does FIBA also require a striped shirt for the official scorer?
No. High schools in Ontario use NFHS. Everything else ( club/rep teams, college, and university ) play FIBA rules.

FIBA does not require a striped shirt.
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Old Sat Dec 08, 2012, 07:22pm
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No. High schools in Ontario use NFHS. Everything else ( club/rep teams, college, and university ) play FIBA rules.

FIBA does not require a striped shirt.
Thanks for the clarification. I had thought I heard something some time ago that there was a push to play all Canadian basketball under FIBA rules. Apparently, that was either incorrect or didn't happen.
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Old Sat Dec 08, 2012, 09:49pm
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Thanks for the clarification. I had thought I heard something some time ago that there was a push to play all Canadian basketball under FIBA rules. Apparently, that was either incorrect or didn't happen.

There was a push towards it. Unfortunately Ontario high schools balked at it. Too cheap to spring for shot clocks. Hopefully soon. I get sick of having to know 2 sets of rules and 3 sets of mechanics ( IAABO, FIBA 2 and 3 official)

At least we are down to two sets of rules now. Community Colleges used to play NCAA rules.
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Old Sat Dec 08, 2012, 09:59pm
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Topic (Actually a subtopic): Hanging around on the court after an intense game. 26 Year Gap brought up the topic, not me. Like 26 Year Gap, I am also not a big fan of hanging around on the court (assuming the score is correct) after an intense, or even a ho-hum, game. Our colleagues in Massachusetts have no choice but to do it after every game. I'm sure that the Massachusetts guys have adjusted, but I hope that this protocol doesn't spread south to Connecticut. After approving the score, I'm leaving the court, not picking up my jacket, not filling out pay vouchers, or tax forms, not "shooting the breeze" with the athletic director, etc., and I'm certainly not waiting for my striped shirt.
If you call a cab after the game, you have to hang around and wait for it to pick you up, but that wouldn't be on topic, either.
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