I get the dislike of how a leg lace can rack up so many points. I also get the argument that it is a move, like a pinning combo, that has the ability to end a match. It shows dominance over the other person.
What I have a hard time with, is that the points are supposedly exposure points. So often, there is little to no exposure. I’ve seen guys sitting upright when the turn occurs. Back is no where near the mat. This differs from gut wrenches. I can see using judgement on how close the person’s back is to a mat can be an issue. Still, not a fan of seeing someone’s shoulders so far away from the mat and still being called for exposure.