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Player Almost Kills Ref

Length: 0:45
Rating Average: 4.79 from 989 people
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Author: Marky418

Tags: Amare Crazy Fight Iverson Jordan Kobe Lebron Mcgrady NBA Player Punch Ref Sex Shaq Strong The Tmac Tracy Wade Wow

The Ref makes a call that a player didnt like and gets knocked out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ref Is Giving Him The Business

Length: 0:35
Rating Average: 4.90 from 235 people
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Author: whbassett

Tags: Blooper Football Ref

Too funny. Ref is pissed at that guy and shows the world.

ref ran over

Length: 1:50
Rating Average: from people
View Count: 39947' favoriteCount='4
Author: whisperingeye11

Tags: football home iroquois morris ref sweet

deshanaro morris runs over ref.. replays towards the end

Christy Hemme vs. April Hunter Ref: Lita

Length: 9:45
Rating Average: 4.80 from 166 people
View Count: 77237' favoriteCount='395
Author: katierocks15

Tags: Amy April Christy Dumas Hemme Hunter Lita

Christy takes on April Hunter with Lita as the special referee Credit: Unique-Divas.Com

Angra - The Course Of Nature

Length: 3:42
Rating Average: 4.78 from 494 people
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Author: kamna40

Tags: Angra Arurora Consurgens Course Nature Of The

Angra music video from new album "Arurora Consurgens" It's coooooool!!

Helium Vola - Omnis Mundi Creatura HoND

Length: 6:3
Rating Average: 4.76 from 219 people
View Count: 97831' favoriteCount='481
Author: shipperheart

Tags: disney helium hunchback vola

The whole movie The Hunchback of Notre Dame in six minutes... well some of my favorite scenes to the great song Omnis Mundi creatura by Helium Vola

Lakers Beat Warriors: Should a Ref Decide a Game?

Length: 9:58
Rating Average: 4.11 from 208 people
View Count: 66064' favoriteCount='127
Author: Stacer5

Tags: basketball bob delaney derek ellis fisher golden la lakers monta nba referee state warriors

3.24.08 After losing to the Golden State Warriors the night before, the LA Lakers come back and defeat the Golden State Warriors 123-119 in overtime after a controversial call made by referee, Bob Delaney. Whether a Warriors, Lakers, or NBA fan, should a referee decide the outcome of a game or should a player? Did Delaney have the proper angle to make the call? After spending 2-1/2 to 3 hours watching a game, I would like to watch a play to decide the game rather than someone blowing a whistle. Great one Bob Delaney! Pretty anticlimactic... Update: From reading many of the comments, we have passionate NBA fans everywhere. I'm a Warrior Fan, but I try to be as unbiased as I can. The Warriors deserved to win the night before at the Staples Center. The Lakers deserved to win at Oracle Arena the following night. The season series is tied 2-2. The Warriors frequently use that "wheel'' play when inbounding the ball (actually it's a pretty cool inbound play). If you notice: 1. Fisher is moving and DOES hold Ellis to block him from running his route. 2. Ellis DOES run directly into Fisher instead of around him. 3. Fisher DOES pull Monta into him as he was falling to draw the offensive foul call (NBA players do this pretty often - usually in lane during a drive or when rebounding the ball - but not so often on an inbound play). Can you call a defensive foul on Fisher for holding onto Ellis especially since Fisher is moving?...Yes. Can you call a offensive foul on Ellis for running directly into Fisher and not running around him?...Yes. Can you can foul on Fisher for pulling Monta down with him as he was falling?...Yes. Should an official call a foul with 4 seconds left in that circumstance that would allow either one team to solidify a win at the free throw line or another team to tie the game at the free throw line without even in bounding the ball...NO! Should have been a NO CALL! The league did comment shortly after the incident: "So, I was informed by the league office that the NBA DOES NOT voluntarily release its opinion or analysis about controversial judgment calls. The offensive foul ref Bob Delaney called on Monta Ellis is considered a judgment call. The NBA only volunteers its analysis for specific rules violations or in serious circumstances. The league does, however, share its findings on controversial calls when a member of the media asks. So I asked. And Stu Jackson answered. "We did review," he said Tuesday. "The call was incorrect." "After looking at the play, the foul was on (Derek) Fisher and not (Monta) Ellis. It appeared that Fisher pulled Ellis down."