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Let Players Decide Games, Period
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[QUOTE="bertieboy, post: 2148694, member: 279"] "Let the players decide the game" is often heard after the losing coach complains about a last minute call that cost him the game. What they are really saying, in my opinion, is "Don't call any violations on us as the game is winding down." Games are won/lost by the good things players do, they bad plays they make and the violations they commit. To not call an obvious violation, no matter the time left, would be a travesty. To make an incorrect call in the closing seconds is equally as bad. [/QUOTE]
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