grunewar Indianaref wroteI believe this comment was originally from Jim Valvano. The official thought it was so funny, he didn't T him up for it.It is even attributed to him "online" (and we know that's always accurate) as being one of his more famous quotes.
Loudwhistle Jurassic Referee wroteWrite on the scoresheet that the game is forfeited, the time of the forfeiture, the reason why and the final score. If the winning team was ahead at the time of the forfeiture, that is the final score, If they were behind, put it down as 2-0. Then leave without making any comments at all to anybody. The R should make out a complete post-game report with all details of the forfeiture and send it to his assignor. His assignor should pass that along to the league/governing body that the forfeiting team was a member of. Thanks JR!
mbyron Indianaref wroteI believe this comment was originally from Jim Valvano. The official thought it was so funny, he didn't T him up for it. Coach: "Do I get a T for thinking something?" Me: "No, but you might for telling me about it!"
RookieDude mbyron wroteCoach: "Do I get a T for thinking something?" Me: "No, but you might for telling me about it!" That is correct... THINKING and VERBALIZING are two different actions... and many times the latter comes before the former.😉