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[FredFan7]

First of all, no do-over. Yes, the wingman led the coach down that path, but the rules do not allow for a do-over.

Second, that wingman should have his rear end chewed off.

Third, if I were on the wing, and I didn't know the rule or had a question, and the coach asked me a rules question, I'd say to the coach, "let me double check that for you," and go see the WH.

If I had a question about the free kick rules after a safety, I'd ask the WH something like, "this is just like a kickoff right? Live ball after 10 yards?" I'd ask this BEFORE taking my free kick position.

It never hurts to ask your fellow officials questions, and I don't think it hurts you if you tell a coach you'll check a rule for him, if you aren't 100% sure.

A quick conference would have quickly resolved the question, and saved the crew from the gaffe of their respective careers.

Did this really happen?