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The cast the player wore was not allowable in my opinion. Here is the rule: Rule 3. Section 5. Article 2. "A guard, cast or brace made of hard and unyielding leather, plaster, pliable (soft) plastic, metal or any other hard substance may not be worn on the elbow, hand, finger, wrist or forarm; even though covered with soft padding."
It is not an easy call. I felt that there was a layer of soft pliable plastic like material that could hurt another player and did not conform with the rule. Other officials may have ruled differently.
I know if a player was accidentally hit with the cast and injured, it would not be very easy to defend a decision to allow the cast in the game.
HR95, nice explanation on that one. There has to be all kinds of liability questions involved.
However, it does raise quite an issue with the tournament coming.
Oshodi is a starter, Central's most athletic defender and a nice little 1-2 punch in that tough-guy, defender spot with Timmy Wheeler. He's not like losing a Billy Marsden or AG, but it's a factor, if he can't go.
Yeah, you're probably right, they did go overboard. I was fired up by the early positives. Perhaps, I got carried away on that.
Didn't watch the cheerleaders to comment on that one.
But yeah, I heard the kids caught some grief in school, which is a good thing.
That's how I would consider the whole night, a good thing gone bad.
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