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Old Wed Jan 17, 2007, 02:36pm
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I personally like the "a varsity coach wouldn't ask that" and the "a varsity player wouldn't have done that".
If you're going to use something like these, I might suggest "A varsity official wouldn't have to" -- in my mind, at least, there's a subtle difference that takes some of the "accusation" of the player / coach out of the saying.
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Old Wed Jan 17, 2007, 02:56pm
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You're right...

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If you're going to use something like these, I might suggest "A varsity official wouldn't have to" -- in my mind, at least, there's a subtle difference that takes some of the "accusation" of the player / coach out of the saying.

The subtle word changes can make a world of difference...
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