Re: Great Spirit (more BS)

> 1.  So I've noticed many a time during co-ed games that a player will make a
> bad call (the type of call matters not) and then a discussion ensues.  At
> the conclusion of the discussion the player who made a bad call rescinds the
> call.
> 
> This is followed by numerous "Great spirit" calls from the sideline.
> 
> 

It's possible to be good spirited - at a certain point it becomes
evident that neither party will be convinced they are wrong.  In this
case, they are sacraficing a certain amount of success to get the game
moving along.  After all, at the end of the day, its all about how
much fun you had playing, not if you took home the victory.  Nothing
ruins an ultimate game faster than calls dragging on for minutes at a
time.

It's always spirited to call the rules as they are intended to be
enforced, its spirited to consider how your actions affect the ability
of your team and the other team  to enjoy their time playing ultimate.

 - manzellb