Where did my thread go

[HLin NC]

I saw it yesterday and started to comment but then thought it better to let it die on the vine.

What would be the difference in what you were castigating those NFL officials for and what some local yahoo might log in and post here about one of your games?

No matter the level, we're all in the same boat.

[JRutledge]

Honestly, if you have to ask then that is part of the problem.

Peace

[JasonLJ]

My apologies. I should have worded my post better to have a discussion about. Sorry.

[Rich]

Originally Posted by JasonLJ

My apologies. I should have worded my post better to have a discussion about. Sorry.

I'd love to have a discussion about games where there are a lot of flags and how that changes how we work.

I had a game Friday night where we threw about 20 and I'm just not sure how we could've thrown fewer. The previous night, our crew had a total of 3 accepted penalties. The previous Friday, we had only 7.

[CT1]

Any experienced official (or crew) knows that there are going to be games like that. They normally involve a lot of formation/false start/encroachment fouls, due to the teams being poorly coached or just plain undisciplined.

As the old bromide goes, "The better the ball, the better I call."

[Forksref]

Originally Posted by CT1

Any experienced official (or crew) knows that there are going to be games like that. They normally involve a lot of formation/false start/encroachment fouls, due to the teams being poorly coached or just plain undisciplined.

As the old bromide goes, "The better the ball, the better I call."

Well said.

[PAUmpire]

my record is 37 flags.

and the thing was they were mostly flags that have to be called. UNR / and FS and ENC. very little subjective flags.


No one wants to work a game like that.