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Subject: Re: "Saturday's Referees Set Back Officiating Writ Large by Decades" -- Klatt Author: An Observer [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 18:28:52 11/19/24 Tue In reply to: SpuytenDuyvil76 's message, "Re: "Saturday's Referees Set Back Officiating Writ Large by Decades" -- Klatt" on 09:03:55 11/10/24 Sun I'll say these two things about fans who throw their baseball caps onto the ice after a home team player scores a hat trick: (1) They are less careful with their wardrobe accessories than I am. A high end baseball cap goes for $30-40 at retail these days. I am not throwing my cap onto the ice. (2) These fans are not trying to influence or overturn an officiating decision. In the Georgia-Texas game, fans were successful in impacting the action of the field. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]