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Old Mon Mar 19, 2012, 07:45pm
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You guys are so critical!
What's wrong with how he rights?
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The Bangor Daily News is seemingly not concerned with accuracy or readability in their print edition so I don't think blogs would be held to any higher standards.
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The Bangor Daily News is seemingly not concerned with accuracy or readability in their print edition so I don't think blogs would be held to any higher standards.
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Nevermind that there was NEVER a "March Madness Tournament of 65 games".
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Nevermind that there was NEVER a "March Madness Tournament of 65 games".
Actualy there was. The NCAA Men's tournament was 65 teams from 2001-10.
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Actualy there was. The NCAA Men's tournament was 65 teams from 2001-10.
65 teams means 64 games. The two figures were equal only from 1976 (abolition of the regional third-place games) through 1981 (the last year of a national third-place game).
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Actualy there was. The NCAA Men's tournament was 65 teams from 2001-10.
You know better than to make grammatical or mathematical mistakes around here. You'll get chewed up and spit out.
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Actualy there was. The NCAA Men's tournament was 65 teams from 2001-10.
Silver beat me to it - but there were 64 GAMES from 2001-2010.
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Old Wed Mar 21, 2012, 01:11pm
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Too harsh? I usually go to Bangor once or twice a year and I love reading the BDN mostly for the corrections column. They have become really good at at publishing "we regret the error" stories.
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Too harsh? I usually go to Bangor once or twice a year and I love reading the BDN mostly for the corrections column. They have become really good at at publishing "we regret the error" stories.
Didn't think it was too harsh. I have no way of judging that.
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The Bangor Daily News is seemingly not concerned with accuracy or readability in their print edition so I don't think blogs would be held to any higher standards.
I've been to Bangor...not sure many of the residents would even notice
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I've been to Bangor...not sure many of the residents would even notice
Ah, shaddap!

Anyway, this is all very oddly timed. I called my first violation of player-running-out-of-bounds in years over the weekend (5-6 boys), and oddly enough, it was a double violation! Technically, I think this is only supposed to be offensive violation, but at that age, both a foot out of bounds, I whistled, looked puzzled for a second, told them both not to do that again, and simply went POI.

Oh, the guy who assigned the game? The author.
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Ah, shaddap!

Anyway, this is all very oddly timed. I called my first violation of player-running-out-of-bounds in years over the weekend (5-6 boys), and oddly enough, it was a double violation! Technically, I think this is only supposed to be offensive violation, but at that age, both a foot out of bounds, I whistled, looked puzzled for a second, told them both not to do that again, and simply went POI.

Oh, the guy who assigned the game? The author.
It's not only an offensive violation. There's a case play that verifies that. I'll have to check, but I don't think POI is right for a double violation. I think you go to the arrow.
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If one player from each team has a foot out of bounds, I don't think you have a violation at all, at any level.

Perhaps we need further clarification of the play at hand.
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