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Originally posted by RookieDude
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Originally posted by JugglingReferee
I double-tweeted, told him that he has just received his official warning
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I guess that's good...if it works for you.
But, what happens now when the other coach starts chipping...does that coach get an "official warning" also...whistle and all?
If not...why not? We like to stay consistent don't we? 
For me that might work in a REC league or something...but for the V H.S. games...if a coach needs a warning he will get one without all the fanfare. If it comes down to the whistle being blown and everybody's full attention...it might as well be for the "big whack".
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Neither coach obtain an advantage over another. Luckily, the other coach is known to be the quiet type.
I learned afterwards that the V coach has previously been suspended from the league. It wouldn't look good if he trots back home being T'd up yet again. To me, it's about avoidance.
Interestingly enough, there seems to be this aura surrounding the officiating in HS games here. There is a group of about 15 officials that I never ever see get harassed by the HS coaches in my county. IOW, there is a good working relationship.