You sports used to be simple. Kids play, parents clap, everybody gets pizza, done deal.

The real story today, the sidelines are starting to feel less like Little League and more like an episode of cops.

If your experience at the ballpark, football field, basketball gym is getting compared to an episode of cops, something's gone way sideways in your life.

That is not a good comparison.

Look at this headline from Nebraska.

Dad sentenced for assaulting referee at youth basketball tournament.

Who's calling the cops?

Somebody back.

Oh, hey.

Call the cops.

We got to call the clothes.

Oh, no.

No, no, no.

It was an eighth grade boys basketball game.

Parents on the sideline and in the stands.

Now, the referee was doing his job.

By the way, let me say, you don't get rich

reffing Little League. I think they either volunteer or get $10 an hour, maybe $15, depends on

where part of the country you're in. So you got to really want to do this to do it. Then a parent

blindsides him with a sucker punch so hard, he was

diagnosed with a brain concussion because a parent came out of the stands and hit him in the

head so hard, his brain rattled around in his skull. The attacker, Joshua Latrell, father of four, who,

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