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<blockquote data-quote="Mondio" data-source="post: 860527" data-attributes="member: 10441"><p>It all boils down to training refs to officiate a game by the desired outcomes and not just by what they see on the field. If an official thinks he's down and the play is over, fine, blow the whistle. If he doesn't think he's down let it play a second. If you're not in position, you're not the whistle man. </p><p></p><p>But what we get or officials trained for different situations and when to use a whistle and when not to for injury, for replay, for this, for that, rather than use the whistle to officiate what YOU SEE.</p><p></p><p>i know they'll get some wrong. But they don't blow a whistle 2 years in a row in GB Detroit games to let it play out for replay despite not a single official seeing it touch a GB player, only replay can't get it right. Should have been blown dead the second a Detroit defender touched it. And yesterday they blow it quick and replay still can't get it right. Just get officials that call mostly a good game, they exist, we've had them before, and let them officiate a game by what they see and call it good. The rest just adds more layers of controversy and it doesn't help. </p><p></p><p>Then we're sitting here today, man, it was close, but the ball was out. Instead of, man it was close, but the ball was out. Let's replay. Replay shows the ball was out clearly but they blew a whistle too soon so we can't give it to them because there was a pile of bodies like every loose ball in which we have to dig in and make a judgement on who recovered. and clearly GB did, but we can't call it that because we didn't see him possess it clearly before the ensuing pile of bodies even though we can see the ball being pulled into his grasp and covered by his entire body as the pile builds up. It's a joke.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mondio, post: 860527, member: 10441"] It all boils down to training refs to officiate a game by the desired outcomes and not just by what they see on the field. If an official thinks he's down and the play is over, fine, blow the whistle. If he doesn't think he's down let it play a second. If you're not in position, you're not the whistle man. But what we get or officials trained for different situations and when to use a whistle and when not to for injury, for replay, for this, for that, rather than use the whistle to officiate what YOU SEE. i know they'll get some wrong. But they don't blow a whistle 2 years in a row in GB Detroit games to let it play out for replay despite not a single official seeing it touch a GB player, only replay can't get it right. Should have been blown dead the second a Detroit defender touched it. And yesterday they blow it quick and replay still can't get it right. Just get officials that call mostly a good game, they exist, we've had them before, and let them officiate a game by what they see and call it good. The rest just adds more layers of controversy and it doesn't help. Then we're sitting here today, man, it was close, but the ball was out. Instead of, man it was close, but the ball was out. Let's replay. Replay shows the ball was out clearly but they blew a whistle too soon so we can't give it to them because there was a pile of bodies like every loose ball in which we have to dig in and make a judgement on who recovered. and clearly GB did, but we can't call it that because we didn't see him possess it clearly before the ensuing pile of bodies even though we can see the ball being pulled into his grasp and covered by his entire body as the pile builds up. It's a joke. [/QUOTE]
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