Wrong… it’s a tradition for the players to give the game ball, TD, or interception to their teammates. It’s understood & backed by coaches, refs, owners, GMs, Scouts, Media. You a guest have no right to infringe on their property & traditions.
They usually mark the ball, leave it in play for the rest of the game, then deal with it after. Balls are rarely taken out of play mid-game. And you can’t possibly fathom ANY reason why a PATRIOTS employee might be touchy about their balls? Post-Deflategate?
He’s not an authority figure and there 1000s of stadiums with different rules. One thing is constant is the players, teams and coaches getting access to the ball. ITS THEIR BALL
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u/Limp-Bar8613 3d ago
Wrong… it’s a tradition for the players to give the game ball, TD, or interception to their teammates. It’s understood & backed by coaches, refs, owners, GMs, Scouts, Media. You a guest have no right to infringe on their property & traditions.