Super Bowl Thoughts

[Bob M.]

Originally posted by Snake~eyes
Personally, I liked the no call on the OOB 'hit'.

REPLY: If you're talking about the same one I mentioned above, I agree. Even Philadelphia didn't complain.

[JugglingReferee]

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Snake~eyes

Originally posted by JugglingReferee

Why would the best referee in the NFL answer?

Because he was asked a question.

[JugglingReferee]

Originally posted by GBFBUmp
Nothing better for me than to have my 3 kids (7,5, and 3) come running up to me at half all looking for hugs, as I walk off to get some H2O and discuss the 1st half with the crew. Some might say that its not professional, but I think it calms the fans a little to remind them we are human too.

If my 3, 5 and 7 year-olds want to give me a hug at half-time, they get a hug. They'll remember this for a long time. "Daddy goes to ref football, but still has time to hug me."

I did the provincial final in 2003 and when I started to run back to the ref's room at half-time, I looked into the crowd and saw my parents. They originally said that they weren't sure if they could make it. I was so proud that day.

[Snake~eyes]

[QUOTE]Originally posted by JugglingReferee

Originally posted by Snake~eyes

Because he was asked a question.

I don't think he should have answered it personally.

[Dommer1]

What should he have done then? Refer to his secretary?

[AndrewMcCarthy]

Originally posted by Dommer1
What should he have done then? Refer to his secretary?

"I didn't see it, coach- what happened??"

[Dommer1]

And that would end it?

[AndrewMcCarthy]

Originally posted by Dommer1
And that would end it?

Yep.

[mcrowder]

How do you know the question was anything but, "So, Ed, how are the kids?"?