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ATTN: Dave Snell

MacabreMob

MacabreMob

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I heard you say you heard two horns in a timeout in the 2nd half vs Indy St and you said there is no tv so why is there is 2 horns...

ANSWER: There are 2 horns for EVERY timeout. And the Refs want to hear them.
 
I was just trying to pass on info to Snell...

hopefully someone reads this who knows him and can tell him....

but I know....

I am a Message Board Bully.

:twisted:

:lol:
 
MacabreMob said:
I was just trying to pass on info to Snell...

hopefully someone reads this who knows him and can tell him....

but I know....

I am a Message Board Bully.

:twisted:

:lol:
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Easy tough guy. :lol:
 
tornado said:
As a corollary to that question,

Why do we need TV timeouts when there is no TV?
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NO kidding....and referee timeouts. At least the guy with the black hair should use the time wisely and swallow his flippin whistle.

They started the game letting em play THEN in the second half breathing too hard by BU on a tree was second degree assault.
 
tornado said:
As a corollary to that question,

Why do we need TV timeouts when there is no TV?
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They are called 'media timeouts' and they are in every game.

There are 2 horns in every timeout - whether it is a 30 sec timeout or a 60 sec or a media.

In fact, when a player fouls out, there are 2 horns for the coach to get a substitution in. Most of the time, the player is substituted right away and it is superfluous. However, if a coach is upset and is arguing the call or something, the clock is ticking (I think he gets 15 secs) and he has til the 2nd horn to get a substitution in.
 
dogsrus said:
tornado said:
As a corollary to that question,

Why do we need TV timeouts when there is no TV?
Click to expand...


NO kidding....and referee timeouts. At least the guy with the black hair should use the time wisely and swallow his flippin whistle.

They started the game letting em play THEN in the second half breathing too hard by BU on a tree was second degree assault.
Click to expand...

In my opinion the Valley ref's have called the games that way all season.
 
romar said:
dogsrus said:
tornado said:
As a corollary to that question,

Why do we need TV timeouts when there is no TV?
Click to expand...


NO kidding....and referee timeouts. At least the guy with the black hair should use the time wisely and swallow his flippin whistle.

They started the game letting em play THEN in the second half breathing too hard by BU on a tree was second degree assault.
Click to expand...

In my opinion the Valley ref's have called the games that way all season.
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Last nite was confusing though....more than ever. Not saying beter or worse than usual just confusing.
 
The reasoing for the media timeouts being there, whether or not the game is on ANY media(rare in this day and age) is so all teams are playing within the same circumstances. It's hardly fair to let a big school get an extra 4 timeouts a half and make the little guys who probably have less athletic players go without.
 
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