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Originally Posted by tref
Hahahaha nice! We all have our own interpretation of what crossing the line means to us.
My thought process for the one way discussion was:
1. I havent had any conflict with him in the past 39 minutes.
2. I had never officiated him before (give him the benefit of the doubt until he proves undeserving)
3. Uncertantiy on what he was trying to accomplish.
a. If the ball didnt slow down by skimming his teammates head,
his unsporting act would've been much more clear.
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You're correct, we all have our own threshold for what constitutes a T or an ejection.
But I know this much, I don't care if you are frustrated at yourself, your teammates, the other team, the referee's, you cannot act like a jerk. Firing a ball is acting like a jerk and it gets you sent home.
But I'm glad you handled business when your threshold was crossed. Mine would have been just a little sooner.