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Originally Posted by CJP
To be fair, the assumption that the context did not warrant ejection is just not fair. Why not give the benefit of the doubt to the official if you were not there to see it for yourself?
To be fair, unless you are an "assignor", maybe you should not speak for your assignor.
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There is a reason why I said, "without additional context."
And I know my assingors well enough and have discussed and observed enough situations with them that I feel more than comfortable saying what I said.
So you can continue to be as snide as you'd like and I will continue to offer my opinion and perspective in response to things posted as I see fit.
ETA- And it's funny how we pick and choose when to give officials the "benefit of the doubt." Your comments indicate you are not giving SD Ref the same benefit of the doubt in his interactions with coaches. J Rut offers wise words on getting caught up in personal experiences but this is also a forum where officials share those experiences and people comment on them. Sometimes others can learn from them and sometimes they can't.