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This is straight forward stuff. Your either in the windup or set position depending upon the position of your feet. When in either position there are guidleines to follow, (aka Rules).
This is exactly how I explained the Balk call to the coach. Two distinct positions. The only reason you may be ejecting someone is because they are ignorant, (which means they sholud be ejected more often) or you have to cleanup after other umpires that want to get paid but, not do their job. Actually, if you take a closer look at this, in reality it is making your job easier. Your either in a Set or Windup position or your not. |
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