Too unaware of the score?

[rockyroad]

Originally Posted by Rich

Knowing the EXACT score is completely meaningless. I'd probably tell the evaluator that I'm an official, not the scoreboard operator. I know if it's close -- I know if a team's made a run. I don't know it's 43-41 home team when we're midway through the third quarter.

And possession arrow? That's kept at the table -- what it says on the scoreboard is completely unimportant to me.

While I agree with the sentiment, it's probably not a good idea to say something smarta$$ like that to an evaluator at a camp.

I do agree that knowing the exact score is not important...being aware of the score and other information on the board is a good idea.

[Adam]

I would have been within a few points on the score, within about thirty seconds on the time, and pretty close (within one) on the fouls.

Possession arrow? I never get this off the clock, and I'm horrible about remembering unless held balls have been rare.

[Rich]

Originally Posted by rockyroad

While I agree with the sentiment, it's probably not a good idea to say something smarta$$ like that to an evaluator at a camp.

I do agree that knowing the exact score is not important...being aware of the score and other information on the board is a good idea.

I know how to behave in public.

[rockyroad]

Originally Posted by Rich

I know how to behave in public.

Then you are way above me!