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Originally Posted by MD Longhorn
Love this logic.
If you've screwed up, you should let people yell at you longer. Nevermind that you don't know, at the time, that you've screwed up.
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Maybe, in this case, they wouldn't know they screwed up a rule they should know. But in a general sense, on a bang-bang play, or a judgement call on a foul that I'm thinking I should have probably held back on? I'm giving more leash on that (within reason).
In retrospect, this is a misapplication of the rules, which is never acceptable. And the situation is made to look even worse because the officials didn't make a questionable judgement, but didn't apply the rules incorrectly, and it resulted (directly or indirectly) lead to a T.
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Last edited by APG; Wed Jan 23, 2013 at 03:51pm.
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