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Decisions, Decisions ...
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Originally Posted by just another ref
This ruling (decision) can be changed before the call is reported, sometimes resulting in no call at all.
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It can even be changed after the ruling (decision) is reported. "Twenty-one. No. The foul was actually on twenty-two. Sorry".
We digress. Back to the casebook play. We all agree that rulings (decisions) can be changed, but this casebook play seems to suggest that these two opposing rulings (decisions) should not be changed.
What's so special about this play that the NFHS suggests that we have to go with both rulings (decisions), one that may be incorrect, when in many other cases we can change our rulings (decisions)?
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Last edited by BillyMac; Sun Mar 16, 2014 at 04:41pm.
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