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Old Fri Mar 07, 2008, 11:04am
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I know what the rule is, I am not asking for rules support. I am asking would you automatically call the T without hesitation? or would you consider the time and game situation before you gave the kid a T?
How could time and game situation possibly mitigate this act?
FWIW, time and game situation might just lead me to go flagrant.
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Old Fri Mar 07, 2008, 11:35am
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How could time and game situation possibly mitigate this act?
Of course it doesnt, all I did was ask a question

and I agreed with and supported my friend who was in the Trail and made the appropriate call. The crew chief knew it was the appropriate call by rule and he had no issue with the Trail who called it. On the ride home they discussed it and the trail did express that he felt like A6 wasn't trying to get away with anything, that the kid was just being dumb. The game management on the table (with scoring reps from both teams) saw him do it and 1/3 reffs saw it so there was no way he would get away with it.

all that being said, A6 pretty much ended the game when he touched the arrow and the crew felt bad about the situation but they did not feel bad about the ruling. A6 is the goat and team B went from just getting the ball up by 3 with 1min and change left to up by 5 with the ball and still retaining the arrow.
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Old Fri Mar 07, 2008, 11:41am
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Of course it doesnt, all I did was ask a question
I know, and your question begged another question; so I asked it.
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Old Fri Mar 07, 2008, 11:50am
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I know, and your question begged another question; so I asked it.
sure thing, we are on the same page here

having the necessary personal conviction to do the job is very interesting to me and I like discussing the human element to officiating and not getting into a "ruleoff" like some guys do

most people on the street would say:

time+score+dumb teenager = didnt mean any harm/soften the blow

but we have to follow the rules and this is as clear cut as they come IMHO.

That being said, would any of you have hesitated with the "T" for even an instant?
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Old Fri Mar 07, 2008, 11:52am
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I probably would have been like your friend. I'd have called it immediately, and regretted the situation (not the call) later.
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I probably would have been like your friend. I'd have called it immediately, and regretted the situation (not the call) later.
this was a VERY experienced crew, all three are crew chiefs in the regular season:

lead/crew chief = 28 year LHSAA official/D-1

C = 26 year LHSAA official/NAIA

Trail = 22 year LHSAA official

none of them had ever seen or heard of anything like this before and yeah they all felt bad about the situation but good about the ruling
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Old Fri Mar 07, 2008, 05:41pm
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Don't forget to charge the coach with an indirect technical foul. I would think the R would inform him of the loss of the box after the crew huddled and decided to call the T, but your post did not indicate that he did so.
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