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| announcers ignorantly criticize officials, lack rules knowledge, and deserve it |
   
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| criticizing announcers on an officials' forum protects the game of basketball |
  
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| criticizng "talking heads" is therapeutic, so who cares? |
  
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| dumping on another profession can make your profession look bad |
  
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| (Yawn) What was the question? |
  
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If a news caster gets on TV and starts spewing incorrect nonsense regarding certain laws, you can bet lawyers, police, judges, etc. are going to criticize this particular newscaster. When media personalities start making statements that are factually incorrect, they invite criticism.
If I, as an official, were to take a moment in the middle of a game and offer financial advice to one of the coaches based on my limited tax experiences as an official, an accountant could legitimately call me onto the carpet.
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