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Originally Posted by IRISHMAFIA
However, by using the "train wreck" excuse (and this is what it is in some cases), you could be rewarding the D for a lousy play.
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This argument sells my obstruction call everytime. How can we 'reward' the defense when they made a bad play? Obstructing the runner without possession and not enforcing it because a bad throw was made IS rewarding the defense.
It wasn't the runner's fault that the defense made a bad throw, why should she be penalized?
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Tue Feb 03, 2009, 11:52am
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