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[QUOTE="meyers7, post: 2905345, member: 343"] Probably the best approach with a ref if you feel there is a safety issue is to address the ref, not yell, and let him/her know of the safety issue. If it doesn't look like he/she is going to rein in the game, pull your team off the field. It'll make a much bigger impression than getting yourself thrown out for arguing with the ref. However on the other side, I've had a couple coaches threaten to pull their teams off the field for safety reasons while I was reffing. They never did, because it was not really about safety, but about getting calls. Just make sure it is really about safety. [/QUOTE]
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