Jeff Triplette Karma Thread

[letekro]

I hope we get Jeff Triplette for this weekend's game. He is a talented and unbiased official and he is not annoying in any way.

 

[PatsFaninAZ]

I hope we get Jeff Triplette for this weekend's game. He is a talented and unbiased official and he is not annoying in any way.

For what it's worth, he's not eligible. Here are the crews that are eligible:

Boger, Corollo, Coleman, Green, McAuley, Steratore, Winter, Hochuli, Nemmers.

Boger and Steratore are rookies, so I'd doubt you'd see them. There are some pretty high powered names left on the list, though, and any two of the other six could get these games. My guess would be Hochuli and Nemmers, but you never know.

 

[BelichickFan]

Hochuli is the strong ass dude, right ? I'd like him, he can punch Polian in the mouth if he says anything else.

 

[shirtsleeve]

Just PLEASE dont let it be Coleman.

 

[bobgeorge]

I like Hochuli. Too bad Corrente can't return. What about Mike Carey? I think he did one of the other Divisional games.

OBTW Hochuli is the gym rat. The guy is more ripped than most of the players. Hochuli did the 2001 AFC title game at Pittsburgh and SB XXXVIII.

Bob G

 

[Michael]

I hope we get Jeff Triplette for this weekend's game. He is a talented and unbiased official and he is not annoying in any way.

Triplette's 2006 NFL officiating crew consists of Jim Quirk, Jim Mello, Jeff Seeman, Duke Carroll, Greg Meyer, and Greg Steed

Do you remember the name of Back Judge: 12 Greg Steed?
Here's a reminder:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKXBmB5TQzs

That's Triplette Refereeing by the way.

 

[workhorse]

Looks like it may be Bill Carollo.

 

[TomBrady'sGoat]

whoever it is the referees should ask the league for protection from napolian, citing the incident with the jets employee.

unless its hochuli, of course

 

[workhorse]

whoever it is the referees should ask the league for protection from napolian, citing the incident with the jets employee.

unless its hochuli, of course

Since everyone is so affraid of Polian I found this for you.

 

[Michael]

Looks like it may be Bill Carollo.

Interesting that he was the ref in 2 Super Bowls 1996 and 2003. Both precede a year the Pats went to the Super Bowl.

 

[oldskool138]

Since everyone is so affraid of Polian I found this for you.

That's from the Chuck Norris site...All they did was change "Chuck Norris" to "Polian"

http://www.chucknorrisfacts.com/

Funny site, though....

 

[PatsFaninAZ]

Looks like it may be Bill Carollo.

Hope you're right. Here's the skinny on Carollo's crew:

Penalties per game: 10.9 (4th lowest in league).

Coach initiated replays: 17 (second highest in the league)
Coach replays reversed: 4
Reversal rate on coach replays: .235 (4th lowest in league)

Booth initiated replays: 2 (2d lowest in league), one reversal.

Home/Road Penalty Dif: -10 (in other words, his crew has called 10 more penalties against the home team than against the road team; one of the few crews not to call more penalties on the road team, which is unusual since false starts (the most common penalties along with block in back and hold) are usually more frequent by a road team).

 

[DefenseRules]

Since everyone is so affraid of Polian I found this for you.

Can you blame us? The more I hear/read about him the more he scares me. :scared:

 

[workhorse]

That's from the Chuck Norris site...All they did was change "Chuck Norris" to "Polian"

http://www.chucknorrisfacts.com/

Funny site, though....

Ya, I know, but I thought it would make a few people smile.

 

[Bargod]

Hope you're right. Here's the skinny on Carollo's crew:

Penalties per game: 10.9 (4th lowest in league).

Coach initiated replays: 17 (second highest in the league)
Coach replays reversed: 4
Reversal rate on coach replays: .235 (4th lowest in league)

Booth initiated replays: 2 (2d lowest in league), one reversal.

Home/Road Penalty Dif: -10 (in other words, his crew has called 10 more penalties against the home team than against the road team; one of the few crews not to call more penalties on the road team, which is unusual since false starts (the most common penalties along with block in back and hold) are usually more frequent by a road team).

Those are interesting stats. What's your source? I'd love to look up some of the other refs.

 

[workhorse]

Those are interesting stats. What's your source? I'd love to look up some of the other refs.

Here is one source.

 

[Caspir]

Ed Hochuli is the best. I mean really, any ref with his own website is the man.

 

[PatsFaninAZ]

Here is one source.

Wow, if I'm reading that right, Corollo's crew has called pass interference only 10 times this year, which is far far far below the league average and makes his crew easily the very bottom of the list for PI.

The stats I had are from here: http://blogs.thenewstribune.com/seahawks/?p=6387&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1

 

[wdkantro2]

I don't care who it is, as long as it isn't Ron Winter or Triplette.

Watching that youtube clip of the Asante interference call just angered me greatly. No wonder we lost that game.