Posted by: dave "_dave__from_the_coalition" ciarcia on September 17, 2003 at 16:30:29

does this happen? of course it does-- who does it affect? mostly the person who cheated -- in big games when we think we hit someone we tend to give room to error ( he had a medic next to him) (the paint bounced)or other reasons that are possible reasons the person you just shot doesnt call themelves hit -- from what i see the answer is self enforcement -- i am playing my buddy ( or any player on my side ) near me gets hit i see it --- i tell him hey your hit - if we get the major numbers of players looking at the folks near them and calling the hits it will become a embrassment for the guy who plays on -- it also holds true with splatter there comes a point when the splatter is so much -- give it up on fair play -- complaining about the other team gives a bad attitude to everyone -- in clues II i played for both sides first organge then green --- both sides where complaining about each other -- most of the refs seem to try hard / to work the hours they do at these games in the same heat we play in (they just cant go sit in camp when they feel like it either as a player can) its a tough job espicailly when you have players yelling at you about this guy cheating and that one I THINK THE ANSWER TO HELP is SELF ENFORCEMENT by us the players -- make it socially unacceptable to be the guy playing on -- and we need to do this with style and class not yelling and screaming if a guy plays on or overshoots -- go tell the ref and have him handle it dave-- the coalition

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