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Change in Referee’s Point of Emphasis?
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[QUOTE="Next 12, post: 5123365, member: 11742"] I believe you are on to something. The Fairleigh Dickinson game was enough proof to say you are correct. There were 6 or 7 examples of a Scrum , with 2 or 3 players going for the ball before someone came out with the ball and play resumed. Very few fouls called. Will watch more closely to see if this is true in the Oregon St. game Monday. GO HUSKIES!!!!! [/QUOTE]
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