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Originally Posted by JRutledge
Not necessarily, but people use "defaults" so that they can be decisive.
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I don't see why that helps with being decisive. Default, to me, means this:
Every play will be a charge unless __________ happens.
This, of course, is true. But equally true is:
The play will be a block unless __________ happens.
Plays are frequently labeled as "one that could have gone either way." If this is true, some should indeed go each way. If you have a default, it seems that you would be falsely inclined to lean in one direction on a play that is that close.