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Old Fri Apr 02, 2004, 02:48pm
JRutledge JRutledge is offline
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Re: Re: Not that it is going to change anyone's answer....

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Originally posted by Rich Fronheiser


I don't usually move towards an argument/discussion unless I sense an ejection coming. I will make sure that no players or assistants get involved and outnumber my partner, but that's about it. After ejection, I pick-and-roll and get the coach out of there.

--Rich
I only was at the discussion, because it was obvious that the coach was not letting the issue go. I wanted to move the game along. Maybe that was not the right thing to do, but the coach was making a huge issue out of my involvement in the call. I do that often and never had had any problem with this in the past. And I usually discuss this in the pregame with my partner. And we discussed this before the game and he had not objection. But that is why I always discuss this, so that we can be on the same page when hell breaks loose.

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