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BillB1960

BillB1960

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When is it proper to use No Tag which looks a lot like a Safe call?

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I don't think my timing was bad but it may have appeared that it was. Opinions?

Bill,

No offense, but you came on here asking for opinions on your call on a particular play and have since, stridently defended your call. You asked two questions in your original post which have been answered fairly consistently by numerous participants and yet you continue to rebuff all comers. What was the point of your original post - to obtain reassurance? Don't ask a question if you don't want the right answer.

Yeah I love responses that start with "No offense". I asked for opinions, I acknowledged them and I thanked people for them regardless of whether they were applicable or not.

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Andrew, you ARE making two calls on the same play. First is the missed tag attempt on the runner, and then you have the overslide and the applied tag for the out. Two calls that require two differen

yawetag

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Yeah I love responses that start with "No offense". I asked for opinions, I acknowledged them and I thanked people for them regardless of whether they were applicable or not.

You do know that "applicable" doesn't mean "agree with me," right?

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