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  1. Dan Orlovsky on “Get Up” showed video of Toney lining up offsides 5 other times in the game. He used it as an example of why it shouldn’t have been called out of the blue, but perhaps those warnings were given on those , and also, those 5 were not so egregious as the last one. Also, someone mentioned he looked and pointed at official but looked away quickly, not only that but he moved up a full yard, maybe more, after the point. So even if he was “good” at the point, he was not after and never looked back. I imagine if the official hollered at him to move back the Bills would have had a major gripe
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  2. This thing is a blast from the past. The craftsmanship is top notch, while still being rudimentary. (Not a knock, just reality). It truly is amazing. Putting it on, is like it was (almost) made for me. If someone here is interested, let me know. A friend of mine was given this year's ago, it doesn't fit him and he is willing to sell.
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  3. Carlucci? I want to see it.
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  4. NCAA softball has dead ball appeals. Close Call Sports analyzed this play in May 2017 but didn't go into much detail for how it should be officiated for high school baseball. I haven't found any guidance as to when a runner has completed his base running duties in FED. It seems to be just umpire judgment. We know for sure that a runner is eligible to return to correct a base running error until he enters dead ball territory. And we know that the umpire must permit the runner an opportunity to complete his base running responsibilities. But when can the umpire accept a dead ball appeal? I think the umpire should wait to determine the runner's actions. Once he judges the runner is satisfied with his running duties he should allow the appeal. If the runner doesn't show any inclination to turn around and touch the plate, he has completed his base running duties. A runner who is celebrating with teammates is displaying no immediate intention of returning to home plate to correct a base running error. Umpire judgment and then accept the appeal. We discussed this question at least twice before. There were several contributors who said the appeal should be accepted as soon as the runner passes the plate. Ask the Umpire--Bases Loaded - Ball 4 on 5/3/21 Ask the Umpire--Missing Home Plate 5/21/21
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