I don't think it's BS to want refs to call games consistently regardless of game scenario...Why is wanting consistency the 'radical' idea here?
If they're going to call it by the book, then call it by the book all the time(or at least most considering the human element). If you're going to...
That's great.
Lets call it on every single play then, because I just watched the 'highlights' of the game and saw holding according to that definition on almost every single play that was on the highlights....for both sides. As far as I recall, that was the ONLY time it was called the entire...
I don't have a dog in the fight, but I agree...that 'tug' should not have been a foul.
I don't know what the official language of the rule is, but in my opinion(which doesn't mean much) if it doesn't impede the receiver, it's not a foul. I don't think that tug on the jersey even remotely...
Too busy hunting and about to start ice fishing. Not to mention my oldest has 2 practices a week for his tournament baseball team, middle son is on basketball, daughter is in swim and orchestra....I'm pretty busy but I stop in most days....just nothing to post about.
From my completely biased, non-scientific, completely based only in personal experience...
I have found that the more stiff the shaft, the less dispersion issues I have, but the distance seems to suffer on perfect contacts. The softer the shaft, the further I can hit it when I hit it perfect...
I've still been riding the Trek around town. It's a fantastic bike and I'm enjoying the hell out of it.
Pretty much perfect for my use case. I don't take it off road really at all like I thought I might. The components are very nice middle of the road stuff(not junk, but not super fancy...
My father in law got my first boy one of those glide bikes....and he rode it randomly...still needed some training wheels time on a pedal bike to get going...but only a week or two. He just didn't really have the interest and drive to ride a bike, so he wouldn't really put the work into it...