May 28th, 2002
The Top 9 Differences if All
Sports Officials Were Practicing Attorneys
Sports Officials Were Practicing Attorneys
9> There would be a new profession: Pararef.
8> Coaches could appeal bad calls all the way to the US Supreme Court, dragging out the NFL season for several decades.
7> Refs now take 10% of the winning team’s points as their own.
6> Sports announcers would find themselves saying things like, “Yes, Fred, but would a *reasonable person* consider that kick to the groin unmotivated and capricious?”
5> Every time a flag is thrown at a football game, there would be a dissent and two separate concurring opinions.
4> 2-minute penalties can potentially be plea-bargained to 30 seconds probation.
3> Very few fouls called because the refs would spend most of the time on their cell phones.
2> Any time an injured player is carted off the field, the umpire, line judge, and side judge run after him.
and the Number 1 Difference if All Sports Officials Were
Practicing Attorneys…
Practicing Attorneys…
1> Hockey now more exciting with the addition of a Death Penalty Box.
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Credits:
Selected from 45 submissions from 10 contributors.
Today’s Top 5 List authors are:
Dawson E. Rambo, Santa Rosa, CA — 1, 6, 8 (3rd #1! Hat trick!)
Nick Ortiz, Bensalem, PA — 2, 4, 7 (Hat trick!)
Mark Weiss, Austin, TX — 3, 5, 9 (Hat trick!)
Jeff Gordon, Raleigh, NC — 8
Brent McDaniel, Atlanta, GA — 8
Bill Wickart, Hillsboro, OR — Topic
Mike Ruiz, North Tonawanda, NY — Runner-up List Name
Geoff Brown, Ann Arbor, MI — Top5 Law Chief Justice