How do you refuse them?
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How do you refuse them?
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Excellent question. I don't believe I had that option.Originally Posted by End of the Road
How do you refuse them?
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I am using FB07 but I am also playing the 11 demo and can't find a way in either one.
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Well, why would one want to refuse them? They're all positives for the good guys, since the gee gees have yet to execute their own play, successful or not.
(Mind you, I would welcome the option of refusing a penalty against those good guys!)
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Plenty of instances, Rongar. Here's one example:
Bad guys have the ball. 3rd and 10. They try for a long pass - incomplete. It should be 4th and 10 ... but wait, offensive holding: 5 yards.
I'd rather it be 4th and 10 where they'll probably punt (or else it's do or die) than have it 3rd and 15.
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I can't recall anything like that ever happening to me....mind you, I've only played one season.
"Whate'er should be our Zodiac's star
We all are born to make or mar.
To each is gi'en a bag of tools
Some mentors, and a set of rules:
And each must carve, ere life has flown,
A stumbling block, or a stepping-stone"
(Author unknown)
Generation 35.
"Spikes" The cleats on baseball boots
"Spikes" On which newspaper editors impale copy for future reference, or ultimate destruction.
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CatKnight's example is a good one and just one of many. Basically there are times you would rather have the other team lose a down rather than the yardage.
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