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Re: 2005 BTB ~ The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.
*curls into defensive position*
I thought we, the refs, did a decent job keeping on time. Yes, some rounds we did take longer, but after lunch(20+ matches left), we were getting scores done fast. We broke it down to 3 refs to each side, and 2 to the center, and we all met in the center, copied down the scores, and handed it in. From what i knew/saw, we were hitting our time exactly every match.
The only real negatives i saw were; the Lunch Line(couldnt prevent that), Practice matches running late, Field reset being short handed, and Dez having to do both things at once(he did the best he could, but it did add time onto every match).
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26-05-2005, 18:37
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