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Shake it off -- rub some dirt on it.
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Originally posted by ThurgreedMarshall
I don't follow your argument. If you can say a foul or penalty has been committed, how is not making the call any less dispositive? The referee is still deciding the game, he's just doing it by intentionally not calling the penalty or foul.
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At the risk of beating this farther into the ground:
If it's plain as your nose that it's a foul, then they should call it a foul. But the borderline calls shouldn't be made, and calls not affecting play shouldn't be made unless they're really egregious. I'm not saying Zidane stays on the field. I'm saying that NBA games should be decided by field goals, not free throws.
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