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Message: [QUOTE="Improviser, post: 4116099, member: 10683"] Maybe he is at the age when he is close to retirement and looking for his officials' pension (if they have one or if he thinks there is one). He doesn't want to quit or be seen as a quitter, so with enough bad calls, maybe he gets fired and collects his pension? No willful misconduct to justify denying a pension. Maybe, that is his plan. Just kidding, but sometimes when a course of action defies logic, it may be logical to the one acting a certain way. I forgot his name, but there was one official Calhoun did not like and the feeling was mutual. I think he Tee'd up Calhoun many times. Like anything else in life, there are good and bad officials. Though today, I think he made bad calls both ways. Will we be seeing him in any Big East games? [/QUOTE]