JP kicked out of game at Gilbert?

[southernfriedCY]

Well, it's officially out there now. My hok friends are all over it. They've officially saddled their high horses.

[wartknight]

Jamie Pollard removed from high school game | Local News - KCCI Home

[CtownCyclone]

For all you poor refs out there who are appalled: Quit chewing gum when you ref, don't wear glasses, lose some weight, no comb-overs, get in position, don't demand you're right when you know you're wrong, don't call fantom make-up calls, don't call traveling every time a guard makes a move (you're just guessing), don't call ticky tack touch fouls on the perimeter and then let them brawl inside, quit screwing up out-of-bound calls (easiest calls in the game), show some good judgment late in games (use common sense), practice throwing jump balls (it's a lost art)...I think that's all I can think of right now.

Learn to spell.

[GMackey32]

Cymate is crying again...

[wartknight]

"Mr. Pollard was at the BB game last night watching his son. He was very well behaved all night long. He did not ride the officials or make a spectacle of himself. Late in a close game there was a foul that had been called on a Gilbert player. The Gilbert fans did not agree with the call, but the situation was not out of control by any means.

During the timeout that was called during the free throws Mr. Pollard made a comment to the official who made the call. The official then came to me and asked me to have Mr. Pollard (he called him by name) leave the gym. I then asked Mr. Pollard if he would leave and he did. He apologized to me on the way out. There was no big scene and Mr. Pollard left without incident.

I was surprised when the official came to me and asked me to have him leave. I did not see anything that was overt or had been ongoing throughout the game from Mr. Pollard. This was the only comment Mr. Pollard made all night. The official said Mr. Pollard said to him, "that was a horrible call."

Jones also added that Pollard had called this morning to apologize again.

[tigershoops31]

"Mr. Pollard was at the BB game last night watching his son. He was very well behaved all night long. He did not ride the officials or make a spectacle of himself. Late in a close game there was a foul that had been called on a Gilbert player. The Gilbert fans did not agree with the call, but the situation was not out of control by any means.

During the timeout that was called during the free throws Mr. Pollard made a comment to the official who made the call. The official then came to me and asked me to have Mr. Pollard (he called him by name) leave the gym. I then asked Mr. Pollard if he would leave and he did. He apologized to me on the way out. There was no big scene and Mr. Pollard left without incident.

I was surprised when the official came to me and asked me to have him leave. I did not see anything that was overt or had been ongoing throughout the game from Mr. Pollard. This was the only comment Mr. Pollard made all night. The official said Mr. Pollard said to him, "that was a horrible call."

Jones also added that Pollard had called this morning to apologize again.

The humanity!!!

[Bret44]

"Mr. Pollard was at the BB game last night watching his son. He was very well behaved all night long. He did not ride the officials or make a spectacle of himself. Late in a close game there was a foul that had been called on a Gilbert player. The Gilbert fans did not agree with the call, but the situation was not out of control by any means.

During the timeout that was called during the free throws Mr. Pollard made a comment to the official who made the call. The official then came to me and asked me to have Mr. Pollard (he called him by name) leave the gym. I then asked Mr. Pollard if he would leave and he did. He apologized to me on the way out. There was no big scene and Mr. Pollard left without incident.

I was surprised when the official came to me and asked me to have him leave. I did not see anything that was overt or had been ongoing throughout the game from Mr. Pollard. This was the only comment Mr. Pollard made all night. The official said Mr. Pollard said to him, "that was a horrible call."

Jones also added that Pollard had called this morning to apologize again.

Your sig says it all.

[IcSyU]

Don't you think when a ref sees JP in the crowd they get a little paranoid that whatever he says will be picked up by the rest of the crowd as being correct?

I've reffed Thomas plenty of times and never had any issues. Jamie's actually a really, really nice guy to talk to. Went out of his way to tell us last year we did a great job and the dad with him said they wished we did more of their games because freshman officials were terrible. The next week we did a game of theirs and he flipped me some crap at halftime after I called Thomas for travelling.

[chuckd4735]

"Mr. Pollard was at the BB game last night watching his son. He was very well behaved all night long. He did not ride the officials or make a spectacle of himself. Late in a close game there was a foul that had been called on a Gilbert player. The Gilbert fans did not agree with the call, but the situation was not out of control by any means.

During the timeout that was called during the free throws Mr. Pollard made a comment to the official who made the call. The official then came to me and asked me to have Mr. Pollard (he called him by name) leave the gym. I then asked Mr. Pollard if he would leave and he did. He apologized to me on the way out. There was no big scene and Mr. Pollard left without incident.

I was surprised when the official came to me and asked me to have him leave. I did not see anything that was overt or had been ongoing throughout the game from Mr. Pollard. This was the only comment Mr. Pollard made all night. The official said Mr. Pollard said to him, "that was a horrible call."

Jones also added that Pollard had called this morning to apologize again.

Ref referred to him by name. Ref was looking for hollywood.

[CyDude16]

Well, it's officially out there now. My hok friends are all over it. They've officially saddled their high horses.

Your response back to them should be "Dallas Clark" and walk away.

[CtownCyclone]

Ref referred to him by name. Ref was looking for hollywood.

"Hollywood" Pollard?

[GMackey32]

wartknight, where did you find that quote?

[Farnsworth]

I was kicked outta Sips once. Not my proudest moment.

I was kicked out of the Mickey's line before ever getting in once and told to never come back.

[ruxCYtable]

The official said Mr. Pollard said to him, "that was a horrible call."

Any official who would ask that someone be removed for saying something like this needs to remove THEMSELVES from the profession.

[cyhiphopp]

I was kicked out of the Mickey's line before ever getting in once and told to never come back.

Did you go back Farmstead? Be honest.