Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[Chris Bump]

In a message dated Thu, 11 Jul 2002 2:56:50 PM Eastern Standard Time,
gar@... writes:

> Surely this would only be a good thing for our hobby.
>
> Greg

I'm wit chue
Chris

[Greg Regets]

All this conversation has perhaps brought up an interesting point. The NCAA has
come up with a rule tagged with the nickname 'Cornhusker Rule', that states that
anything done that is not covered within the rulebook, will be considered
illegal until confirmation is requested and given by the NCAA competition
committee. This would eliminate the arguement of "Tell me where it says I can't
do it." by replacing it with the point of view that if it doesn't say you can,
you can't, until you present it and get a legality resolution.

This puts the onus on the one coming up with the new tactic or idea, to
determine its legality, rather than waiting until someone gets screwed at a
tourney, then having that screwed person have to go out and prove they were
screwed. (Sounds like a Clayton Williams line, for my Texas brethren, haha).

Surely this would only be a good thing for our hobby.

Greg


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[Patrick Byrne]

I like it as well.

Athough sometimes what one general interprets one way, the other general
will interpret another way.
-PB

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> Date: Thu, 11 Jul 2002 15:54:05 -0400
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> Subject: Re: [WarriorRules] The Cornhusker Rule
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> In a message dated Thu, 11 Jul 2002 2:56:50 PM Eastern Standard Time,
> gar@... writes:
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>> Surely this would only be a good thing for our hobby.
>>
>> Greg
>
> I'm wit chue
> Chris
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[Kelly Wilkinson]

Greg,
I respectfully disagree. This is a historical gaming group that
seeks somewhat realistic results in our games and discussion of this
sort is healthy. If anything, there will be no changes to the rules
and that is that! Jon has made this crystal clear. We are merely
discussing possible X rules and the discussion has brought out some
very interesting and valid opinions! I may not get along with
everyone on this board, but I have a VERY high opinion of the members
and the level of their scholarship. It is through discussions like
these that gives me insight into what others in my hobby think
regarding issues that come up regarding my favorite ancients rules.
Whether these discussions become rules that are set in stone is not
important. What's important is that we are discussing issues. Do you
get my drift there? Sometimes my wording doesn't always convey my
intent in email! :)

Kelly
"Discussion HO"

[Greg Regets]

I guess I don't Kelly ... :-)

We seem to be talking about two different things. I was referring to people that
seem to think that because a rule is not written preventing something, it is
allowable until they are caught doing it, or bend a rule to get an outcome that
was never intended by the rules.

G
----- Original Message -----
From: jwilkinson62
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Sent: Thursday, July 11, 2002 4:44 PM
Subject: [WarriorRules] Re: The Cornhusker Rule


Greg,
I respectfully disagree. This is a historical gaming group that
seeks somewhat realistic results in our games and discussion of this
sort is healthy. If anything, there will be no changes to the rules
and that is that! Jon has made this crystal clear. We are merely
discussing possible X rules and the discussion has brought out some
very interesting and valid opinions! I may not get along with
everyone on this board, but I have a VERY high opinion of the members
and the level of their scholarship. It is through discussions like
these that gives me insight into what others in my hobby think
regarding issues that come up regarding my favorite ancients rules.
Whether these discussions become rules that are set in stone is not
important. What's important is that we are discussing issues. Do you
get my drift there? Sometimes my wording doesn't always convey my
intent in email! :)

Kelly
"Discussion HO"


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[Kelly Wilkinson]

--- In WarriorRules@y..., "Greggory A. Regets" <gar@t...> wrote:
> I guess I don't Kelly ...
>
> We seem to be talking about two different things. I was referring
to people that seem to think that because a rule is not written
preventing something, it is allowable until they are caught doing it,
or bend a rule to get an outcome that was never intended by the rules.


**** Greg,
Oftentimes these things that occur are regional quirks that
people have. I've actually left my home state and played in other
spots here in the USA and have found that almost every group plays
some parts of the game out of line with that which is prescribed by
our East Coast guru's! :)

Kelly

[Kelly Wilkinson]

By the Way,
Being a Missouri Tigers fan, I remember "The Fifth Down" that
those cheating Bast**d Cornhuskers pulled on us a few years before
the Big 8 let those Texas schools join a real conference!
LOL! "Let's see now. . . , My drill seargent told me there were
two kinds of people that came from Texas. . . !" LMAO!

Kelly

"Texas Friendly HO"

[Greg Regets]

I was at that game. My wife is a Gangsta-Huska! I was the guy in the orange
Longhorn shirt in the middle of the red section ... you know the shirt with corn
thrown all over it.

I got to do it again in the first Big-12 Championship game in St. Louis, when my
beloved Longhorns fed the worlds largest $hitburger to those same
Gangsta-Huska's. Me wife didn't speak to me for a month. I still can't decide if
that is a bad thing.

Actually, I think the Big2/Little6 added the Texas teams so they could win a
bowl game now and then. Not to worry for Missouri fans though, you will be
playing in the Big Sky conference soon enough, ;-)

Greg
~Football Smack Ho~

----- Original Message -----
From: jwilkinson62
To: WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, July 11, 2002 5:40 PM
Subject: [WarriorRules] Re: The Cornhusker Rule



By the Way,
Being a Missouri Tigers fan, I remember "The Fifth Down" that
those cheating Bast**d Cornhuskers pulled on us a few years before
the Big 8 let those Texas schools join a real conference!
LOL! "Let's see now. . . , My drill seargent told me there were
two kinds of people that came from Texas. . . !" LMAO!

Kelly

"Texas Friendly HO"


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[Kelly Wilkinson]

LOL! At least my Alumni is not a school with a LAME sporting
tradition like. . . WEST POINT or ANAPOLIS! LMAO(just waiting from
some shots from the likes of Tim Brown)! Tiger Football has been in
the toilet for quite some time, but basketball is another story
indeed!


Kelly
"Service Academy Smack HO Junior!"

And I think you will find that Army had a powerhouse football team at one
time....
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Sent: Thursday, July 11, 2002 8:10 PM
Subject: [WarriorRules] Re: The Cornhusker Rule


> LOL! At least my Alumni is not a school with a LAME sporting
> tradition like. . . WEST POINT or ANAPOLIS! LMAO(just waiting from
> some shots from the likes of Tim Brown)! Tiger Football has been in
> the toilet for quite some time, but basketball is another story
> indeed!
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>
> Kelly
> "Service Academy Smack HO Junior!"
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Didnt ROGER STAUBACH attend Annapolis?????
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Sent: Thursday, July 11, 2002 8:10 PM
Subject: [WarriorRules] Re: The Cornhusker Rule


> LOL! At least my Alumni is not a school with a LAME sporting
> tradition like. . . WEST POINT or ANAPOLIS! LMAO(just waiting from
> some shots from the likes of Tim Brown)! Tiger Football has been in
> the toilet for quite some time, but basketball is another story
> indeed!
>
>
> Kelly
> "Service Academy Smack HO Junior!"
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Kelly,
It was the Colorado Buffaloes, perhaps you should get out of the basement
and into the light some more. Remember the Gollum?

Sniper HO
Mark

----- Original Message -----
From: "Greggory A. Regets" <gar@...>
To: <WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, July 11, 2002 6:39 PM
Subject: Re: [WarriorRules] Re: The Cornhusker Rule


> I was at that game. My wife is a Gangsta-Huska! I was the guy in the
orange Longhorn shirt in the middle of the red section ... you know the
shirt with corn thrown all over it.
>
> I got to do it again in the first Big-12 Championship game in St. Louis,
when my beloved Longhorns fed the worlds largest $hitburger to those same
Gangsta-Huska's. Me wife didn't speak to me for a month. I still can't
decide if that is a bad thing.
>
> Actually, I think the Big2/Little6 added the Texas teams so they could win
a bowl game now and then. Not to worry for Missouri fans though, you will be
playing in the Big Sky conference soon enough,
>
> Greg
> ~Football Smack Ho~
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: jwilkinson62
> To: WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Thursday, July 11, 2002 5:40 PM
> Subject: [WarriorRules] Re: The Cornhusker Rule
>
>
>
> By the Way,
> Being a Missouri Tigers fan, I remember "The Fifth Down" that
> those cheating Bast**d Cornhuskers pulled on us a few years before
> the Big 8 let those Texas schools join a real conference!
> LOL! "Let's see now. . . , My drill seargent told me there were
> two kinds of people that came from Texas. . . !" LMAO!
>
> Kelly
>
> "Texas Friendly HO"
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[Chris Bump]

In a message dated Thu, 11 Jul 2002 8:10:50 PM Eastern Standard Time,
jwilkinson62@... writes:

> WEST POINT or ANAPOLIS! LMAO(just waiting from
> some shots from the likes of Tim Brown)! Tiger Football has been in
> the toilet for quite some time, but basketball is another
> story
> indeed!
>
Lets see,
Since we are talking tradition and not recent performance.
How many National Championships does Ol MUUUU have? In any sport? How about
Heisman trophy winners? Rhodes Scholars? Presidents of the US?, Captains of
Industry? National Heros?

I'm sure that as you research that you will find some. We don't even have to
research the numbers are eminent enough. Like the place(s) or not one thing you
can not disparage is the traditions there, even athletic.
Don't worry, I am grinning ear to ear as I write this waiting for the hail of
guffahs to storm my way.
Chris
>
>

[Kelly Wilkinson]

Mark,
I think your right! It was that cheesey deflected ball at the
end of the game play that I remember against the Cornhuskers!
Remember that a few years ago! LOL!

Kelly

[Kelly Wilkinson]

I believe back in Staubach's heyday, I was a Bradshaw fan during the
Superbowls! Never really dug Staubach, now I understand why! LOL! I
always had a feeling that guy seemed a bit off his kilter!

KW