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Old Tue Oct 12, 2004, 01:41pm
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Originally posted by Jurassic Referee
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Originally posted by ChuckElias
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Originally posted by DownTownTonyBrown
I've only heard the opposite - that you never change your partner's judgement call. That if you feel strongly about it, you can present your side of the story and the calling official can PERHAPS now, make a more informed decision.
Judgment calls are those that involve adv/disadv. This is not one of these calls.
I signal 3 on a shot taken in my area of responsibility. You do the oh-no-no-no and signal that it's really a 2. I still freaking think that's it IS REALLY a 3- IN MY JUDGEMENT.

Now whatinthehell do we do?
If you pregamed it as the fed advises in their bulletin you would begin the game with the understanding that the person who sees a foot on the line is by definiton correct.

That's whatinthehell we do.
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