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Originally Posted by just another ref
Well, you tell me what her final answer is. My email didn't quote the whole case play, no, but it was in the subject line. So if that swing the tide....
I asked what happens when two officials make opposite calls.
Her answer: Get together and get it right if possible. If not, report both and proceed.
Follow up question: If the two officials give conflicting primary signals, does this change anything?
Her answer: NO
Several who didn't like her previous answer said it meant nothing. So now that you do like her answer, it means.............what?
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My guess is that she got clarification later from folks that were more familiar with the history and rationale of the NFHS rule set. She's probably been inundated with emails since she sent out that incorrect ruling.
Didn't she come from NCAAW?