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I'd add to Garth's comment by stating that the "really close calls" should actually be mad (stated / verbalized / demonstrated) a little faster than the "fairly close calls."
On a "fairly close call" it's: 1) See the play 2) Decide 3) Wait 1.25 seconds (to use Peter's number) 4) Make the call. On a "really close call" it's: 1) See the play 2) Decide 3) Wait 1 second 4) Make the call. The spectators won't notice the small difference, but they will notice that it seems more "assured". |
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