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Mon Feb 17, 2014, 11:50pm
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I know what the rule says, I was more interested in seeing how many of you would actually assess the T to the player in this situation, if any of the crew saw it?
How much of the game scenario do you take into consideration when deciding to assess the T or not? The letter of the law says you T him up, but???? interested in game management/scenario thoughts from you all. 
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Tue Feb 18, 2014, 08:29am
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I would not T up the player here. I would also NOT put the amount of time on the clock from when the whistle was blown but rather when the TO was granted. In this case it would be less than a second difference.
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