replacement refsの例文

• Hey, replacement refs can botch overtime coin tosses, too.
• "We're 6-12 with replacement refs,"
• The NFL is opening up Sunday with replacement refs.
• NBA players are crying about the crummy replacement refs who are debasing the sport.
• I thought they were going to quit complaining when the replacement refs were gone.
• And give the replacement refs a break.
• I was hoping the replacement refs were still there because they would have called it.
• Even with replacement refs, the field would have been safer for Aikman and Young this weekend.
• With 4 : 54 remaining, he was given a technical foul by replacement ref Mike Bobiak.
• Meanwhile, the season goes on, with replacement refs calling the games like, well, replacement refs.
• Meanwhile, the season goes on, with replacement refs calling the games like, well, replacement refs.
• Oak probably won't get fined for having sent a replacement ref flying since they are a dime a dozen.
• Replacement ref Dave Barry is supposed to have given champion Tunney 14 seconds on the canvas to recover from a knockdown.
• Meanwhile, in viewing the replacement refs, you are urged to react with the restraint suggested by signs in Western saloons of yore:
• Slaughter said part of the problem with the skirmishes between the players is that the NBA has gone to two-men crews with the replacement refs.
• As he was heading to the bench, Mutombo yelled to the replacement refs, " One more week and your asses are going to be outta here !"
• It was only one preseason game, but throughout the Cowboys'27-17 victory against the Jacksonville Jaguars, it was difficult to tell a replacement ref from a regular.
• Namely that, given the circumstances, the replacement refs are doing remarkably well, and neither the game nor its players appear to be truly suffering at the hands of the whistlers.
• Unless there's an 11th-hour agreement, the NFL is set to start the season Sunday with replacement refs, which at least promises to add suspense to the proceedings.
• A league source told The Associated Press on Monday that the NFL and the officials have agreed to a new contract, all but ending the lockout that forced the use of replacement refs.