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Originally Posted by JRutledge
IT was shocking coming from the person it came from (that is all I will say). But if the coach of the other team saw this happen as well as other participants, I am the one getting in trouble, not the assignor. I have known it to happen to officials that did not file the report when they ejected a player.
In Indiana alone (and this incident was in Illinois BTW) you have to report every technical foul given and the reasoning. It affects their being able to host or properly get certain privileges if they get so many of these actions. You have to fill out those reports. And I would have never thought to even eject the coach if he did not approach me. He should have known better. I am actually very disappointed to be asked to not report something that clearly happened in front of others.
Peace
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This is truly shocking IMO and pretty poor support from the assigner. In all honesty if an assigner told me that I would tell him that I had no interest in working for him if that was the type of atmosphere he was going to provide for his officials.
Our state association has said these are the specific types of intractions that they want to be reported, because if they don't get a report there is basically nothing they can do.