06-11-2008 08:43 PM

Mike M.

Re: pic: Timmy's Triangle of Terror

Boy, Tim I think you even scared away CD with your "triangle to terror"



MikeM.

06-11-2008 08:55 PM

JaneYoung

Re: pic: Timmy's Triangle of Terror

When I saw that, I thought about how Amanda Morrison, one of the refs, would stand in the question box and wait for our head ref, Andy Baker, to come over to the box to talk to her about her question(s) at the OKC Regional. It always made me smile when she did that.

06-11-2008 11:08 PM

InfernoX14

Re: pic: Timmy's Triangle of Terror

You don't mess with triangles. Especially not Timmy's triangles.

06-11-2008 11:43 PM

Amanda Morrison

Re: pic: Timmy's Triangle of Terror

And here's a shameless plug for Mr. Baker - I never had a question answered unsatisfactorily, and never walked away from a call without completely understanding why the call was made. Andy is an awesome communicator and excellent at directing his refs to make clear, concise calls on the field.

...but he does not have a triangle of terror, I think.

06-12-2008 08:55 AM

Andy Baker

Re: pic: Timmy's Triangle of Terror

Thanks for the kindness, Amanda and Jane... but this is Tim's thread. (we did have a GREAT time in OKC!)

back to Timmy:

I had a chance to ref under Tim at the Mayhem in Merrimack last weekend. He did a very good job running the crew and calling a consistent event. He even had the backbone to make the "tough call". Tim did a great job in calling a "looser" event, but still knew that there was a line that could be crossed with robot interaction.

I think that teams appreciated the loosening up on some calls (more than incidental robot to robot interaction), while still being stern on others (tipping, field damage, G22).

Tim will be a ref at IRI, and I look forward to serving with him again.

Sincerely,
Andy Baker

06-12-2008 04:20 PM

GeeForce

Re: pic: Timmy's Triangle of Terror

Hmm..

having spent much time in "question boxes" (that merely attempt to be intimidating) this season, I must say... the Triangle of Terror strikes fear into my heart.