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Mon Dec 22, 2008 05:46pm |
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Originally Posted by LDUB
(Post 560783)
It is not your job to decide the egregiousness of anything. It is your job to enforce the rules; this is no different than officials ignoring bench decorum POEs or refusing to enforce uniform rules.
Do you work football in the SEC? Yep, the crew called the wrong foul which resulted in a smaller penalty...it seems to have been done intentionally, not just a rule misapplication.
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I believe this is accepted practice in football.
That said, why don't you answer BITS' question. How many did you call when it was a technical. The same problem applied to what is now the excessive swinging of the elbows violation. It was rarely, if ever, called when it was a technical.
Do you call a T on every flop you see?
It was one of those calls that (if done repeatedly) could end an officiating career due to the severity of the penalty.
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