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Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee
Sorry, I can't agree with that philosophy. You HAD a "blarge" and you handled it wrong, by rule(unless you were playing under NCAA Womens rules). Even then, you should have discussed the final call with your parner immediately before taking it to the bench.
The "blarge" procedure was written for a reason. Sure, if everything goes well you shouldn't have one. But officiating isn't a perfect world. It's usually not a bad idea just to follow the rules of the game that you're officiating, instead of making up your own.
JMO.
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How did we have a blarge if I never showed?? Maybe you should have asked the that question
(in bold) prior to persecuting me, Almight 1
How can you discuss something when they punch & fly to the table? Obviously, my partner wasn't aware I had a whistle.
Oh yeah, we take calls to the
table round here
I could've swore I followed the rules by putting a fist up, my partner went right to the punch mechanic & well, that was that!!
Are you suggesting that I chase him down to complicate the situation? "Hey I had a block, you showed p/c already, but I'm calling a block as well!"
I dont think so...