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Thu Nov 08, 2012, 01:06pm

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Philosophy of not flagging something when it wouldn't otherwise matter

Usually involves PI.

Play: Team A is guilty of OPI, but Team B intercepts the ball anyways. Team B has a 6-yard interception return. When you, the official who passed on the OPI because B caught the ball anyways, look up at the R, he's got a RTP foul.

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