What you got?

[rockyroad]

Originally Posted by maven

Too bad Bob won't be on the court the next time you need to go to the POI and you don't know the 3 options.

And of course this type of attitude toward someone who really wants to learn the correct ruling on a situation is soooo tremendously helpful. It really is one of the main reasons we do such a great job of keeping younger/newer officials around for such long careers.

[maven]

Originally Posted by rockyroad

And of course this type of attitude toward someone who really wants to learn the correct ruling on a situation is soooo tremendously helpful. It really is one of the main reasons we do such a great job of keeping younger/newer officials around for such long careers.

The bit you've quoted was not my first response. In post #2, I offered a case play and the rule that defines POI.

The OP complained that I was just telling him to "look it up."

[rockyroad]

Originally Posted by maven

The bit you've quoted was not my first response. In post #2, I offered a case play and the rule that defines POI.

The OP complained that I was just telling him to "look it up."

My bad.

Did not see the "look it up" comment.

Continue to bi!#$ slap the perpetrator!

[maven]

Originally Posted by rockyroad

My bad.

Did not see the "look it up" comment.

Continue to bi!#$ slap the perpetrator!

Nah. Just like the gubmint, I'm here to help.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by rockyroad

And of course this type of attitude toward someone who really wants to learn the correct ruling on a situation is soooo tremendously helpful. It really is one of the main reasons we do such a great job of keeping younger/newer officials around for such long careers.

How long is someone a new official? And how many times have they asked a question in a similar fashion? Those factors need to be taken into account also.