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Originally Posted by bainsey
Okay, how so?
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I really hate quoting myself, but here's how:
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Originally Posted by Snaqwells
If A1 misses two FTs that would have tied the game with a minute left, it's a big deal but not insurmountable. If he misses those same game-tying FTs with 1 second left, overcoming becomes even more difficult. If he misses those same game-tying FTs with no time left, the error has now become insurmountable.
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Originally Posted by Snaqwells
The same applies to missed calls or kicked rules. If I wipe off a game-tying score with 60 seconds left; they can possibly recover. If I wipe it with no time left, they cannot. Whether the score got wiped due to a player's error (travel, PC foul, etc) or my error (bad call, poor rules knowledge) makes no difference WRT the ability of the team's ability to recover.
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Finally, bob has already stated my position quite accurately:
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Originally Posted by bob jenkins
Please.
If you have a choice (and you really don't), then you'd rather kick a call at the beginning of the game than at the end.
All missed calls affect the game. Those at the end affect the game more.
No one said (I don't think) that missed calls at the beginning don't affect the game.
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