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Originally Posted by icallfouls
I might be in the minority here, but I really think you need to stay away from "cooling off" the coach and saying you think he did not referee til the end. If you had been my partner we probably would have had a "discussion" about that.
If you want to disagree with the no-call, that's fine but you did not have the same look.
Giving you the benefit of the doubt that it was an obvious foul that needed to be called, then blow your whistle and call it.
If you are going to throw your partner under the bus, fix things with the coach, and then say that you thought he didn't finish the game, you are no better than your partner and are riding in the same boat.
You said it was a foul, then come in with a crew call, that way you only big time the guy once.
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Where exactly did he go wrong?
He deferred to his partner with the coach.
He told his partner, in the locker room, what he thought only after he asked. As for whether it was a foul, that information comes from the OP's partner, who said it was a foul and that he didn't call it because of the time and the fact that he felt the player shouldn't have missed the layup.