Not a steepler wrote:
USAkarma wrote:Obviously they are different sports, congratulations. But they all have well defined out of bounds rules. There is 0 question Quigley broke the rule, so there is 0 discussion about her DQ. Look all you have to do is check if the USATF filed a protest. If they didn't even bother filing an appeal what does that tell you?
In reply to your request I did not call you an idiot but I did point out the sports are different: as you admit and sarcastically congratulate me. Your analogy is not helpful to support or deny her DQ. Simple as that.
But because I too can be petty , lets play your game:
In the NFL if she ran out of bounds as a receiver she could not be involved in further play. But if she was a defender she could. In college she could be forced out and still count. In all football the pylon/cone is inbounds. So because she was not in possession of the ball she should not be DQ'd using football rules.
In basketball same thing she can go out of bounds freely as long as not makin a play on the ball. Again DQ is not the ruling with basketball rules.
Soccer: same
Hockey: same
baseball: same even with the ball
So assuming the other rules are helpful as you claim she should be reinstated.
Remember be polite and courteous always, no one need call anyone an idiot.
And the spirit of sport applies to her which allows anyone who has ever competed to feel for her and know that was not an advantage gaining touch of the line. Let the IAAF apply their rule just so long as it is consistent.
I never called you an idiot, please learn to read entire comments before you respond. Since you clearly didn't read mine I'm not going to bother replying to yours until you can read the whole 5 sentences and respond accordingly. Cheers