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Originally Posted by Snaqwells
Sorry, I meant in order to avoid feeling like he was taunted.
Seriously, it goes right along with what you talked about in the other thread; you don't have to say anything to intimidate/taunt someone.
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My only questioning about what was said was to illustrate that it would not be much of a factor, but could be the factor if I heard his actual words. His actions would be enough, but you know a coach would ask, "What did he say?" And if he did not say anything that would be up for dispute if we called a T on this player or not. I never was trying to suggest his words are what got him a T from me at least. I was just saying that what he said might have made this easier. Remember officials have all these standards to give a T for all kinds of things.
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