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[JustMy2Cents]

TXMike,

Are you shouting at me? Yes, that is plain and simple, but I don't know how relevant. It is easy to see by everyone on the field when a runner is OOB. In a scrum in the middle of the field, much less visibility as to whether or not we have a "dead ball."

Yes, I would expect a player to "let up" when he sees a player OOB regardless of the sounding of the whistle; but in that scrum, I want 11 hats on the ball carrier until we hear a whistle.