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Old Wed May 26, 2004, 10:00am
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Quote:
Originally posted by lrpalmer3
What do you say when Coach A respectfully asks you if you saw the violation?
If he truly is being respectful, then he might accept your honesty just fine, "I didn't think it interfered with the play or created an advantage."

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Originally posted by lrpalmer3
I'm looking for a way not to lie by saying that I didn't see it, but that also sounds reasonable to the coach. Again, I said that he approached me very respectfully.
You could try, "I'll pay closer attention next time coach, thanks."

Now, if he made the shot then there is an advantage. If he missed it, then did he have anything to do with the rebound? I don't usually allow coaches to chip away (respectfully or not) when a call or a no call that they disagree with was to their advantage. In these cases, I respectfully remind them that the call or no-call was to their benefit.
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