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Fri Jul 25, 2014, 07:23am
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OK, not really hijack, just a tangent.
  In a timed game, what is your criteria/philosophy for when to stop the timer during play. Don't say lightning or a helicopter on the field, but try for helpful.   Does it ever include an obvious stall?
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