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Old Fri Feb 10, 2006, 02:25pm
cmathews cmathews is offline
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interesting point

Interesting point CarolinaRRRef....the one about 99% of the time it doesn't get called...I know that you just pulled that number out of your A## and didn't go through the research to back it up....but I did do a little (very little, cause it didn't take much time), but there were over 100 offensive plays in the super bowl. Of those I believe I only saw 1 OPI, that would mean less than 1%, which also means that more than 99% of the time in the super bowl OPI wasn't called. I believe that in your analysis, this would be consistent with the rest of the season....As for letting players decide the game, this is such a lame argument. If the players don't put the officials in the situation to decide if they gain an advantage or not, then there isn't a foul...So in essence the players do decide the game by their actions, again matching your argument step for step....CarolinaRRRef are you really sure what you are arguing about anyway?????