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"The restrictions which the rules place upon the players are intended to create a balance of play; to provide equal opportunity between the offense and the defense; to provide equal opportunity between the small player and tall player; to provide reasonable safety and protection; to create an atmosphere of sporting behavior and fair play; and to emphasize cleverness and skill with unduly limiting freedom of action of indivdual or team play on either offense or defense." Sounds simple to me. |
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Since all those thoughts seem subjective to me, my muddling mind welcomes a micreant's misery ministry. mick |
Hurry up and get it to fourty so we can go [fill in the verb]
Why even go when you know you are going to be [fill in the verb]. We need better people. That's what the game's about.
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"The restrictions which the rules place upon the players are intended to create a balance of play; to provide equal opportunity between the offense and the defense; to provide equal opportunity between the small player and tall player; to provide reasonable safety and protection; to create an atmosphere of sporting behavior and fair play; and to emphasize cleverness and skill with unduly limiting freedom of action of indivdual or team play on either offense or defense." [/B][/QUOTE] The mercy rule is designed to "create an atmosphere of sporting behavior" when poor scheduling causes a mismatch, and the winning coach is a poor sport who's more concerned about running up the score than teaching life lessons to high school students. |
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It's a shame that rules are need to offset j.a. coaches who who are more concerned with margin of victory than anything else. |
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