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[Raymond]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

Those two statements are contradictory.

If the ball were live his pivot and contact would have been a PC. No excessive swinging of the elbows. The ball was dead and as I said his movement was definitely in the MO of "beware if you get in my path". Like I said, B2 had relaxed. If B2 had being paying attention I don't think he would have gotten hit.

So if you expect me to be able to justify it by the letter of the rule book, then I possibly would lose the battle in moot court. But in the real world moment I felt alright with my call and so did my the person who gave me the game.

[tref]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

So if you expect me to be able to justify it by the letter of the rule book, then I possibly would lose the battle in moot court. But in the real world moment I felt alright with me call and so did my the person who gave me the game.

At the end of the day this is all that matters.

Thanks for the replies all!

I'm glad I took my partners info & tacked on the T.

[Rich]

Originally Posted by tref

At the end of the day this is all that matters.

Thanks for the replies all!

I'm glad I took my partners info & tacked on the T.

I assumed you did. I know that when we had the elbow a few weeks ago (and didn't see it) I wish we had so I could've hit the kid with an intentional (it was during live ball action).