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I have found it better to not call anything unless you are absolutely sure of the particular ruling. It's better to "miss a call", than call something and enforce an incorrect penalty. IMO Dude Dude, When we miss a "good call" purposely we have become a coach or a fan. It's an easy out to say "Didn't see it", as opposed to "Didn't know what to do about it cuz I failed to study my books enough." Not making the call is "safe". But If we wanted safe, we wouldn't put on the stripes. A new official may call a foul, or violation, and not be able to explain it. Unfortunately, I have always learned more thoroughly by correcting my mistakes, than I have learned by being correct. Embarassment and self-deprecation are pretty good teachers. Are we more inclined to look for answers when we are safe, or when we are sorry? ![]() mick |
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