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I agree with the other posters. For me to even consider going to my partner, a coach has to ask me the correct question. Just "not liking" my call is not a reason for me to confer with my partner. Often, even when a coach asks the right question, for example in this case: "Blue, I think she had control of the ball before the runner hit the bag. Could you check with your partner?" More than likely it will get an answer of "Coach, in my judgement, the runner was there before your player had control of the ball." That pretty much ends the conversation, as most coaches know that you cannot argue a judgement call.
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Scott
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