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You may be thinking of the NCAA interpretation that tells us not to issue a third T to a head coach who has already received two. (This resulted from the Bobby K/Teddy V incident.) But in FED, any team member (player, sub, coach) can be assessed a T, even if they're already DQ'd. BTW, I called you Alex in my previous post, but now I'm wondering if you're Luke. (Give in to the dark side, you knob!) What should I call you?
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Careful, JR - you don't want to be makin' fun of those dead people again...
PS - Where the hell do find those? And, more importantly, where do you find the time to find them?
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