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Originally posted by Rar
bktballref I have seen you say before, "Get off the court immediatly after the game or you are asking trouble." Yet now you are saying that you should stay, T a coach up, go to the book and record it. I completely agree with the logic as I would eject him on a flagarant T as well. But, I have seen you say that before, and this suggestion seems to be at odds with that. Is it "do not leave the court if your ego is threatened?" Ha, I mean no offense, but I don't get the contradiction that you will say doesnt' exist?
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If it happens before you get off the court, then you have to take care of it. Getting outa Dodge is always a good idea, but if something happens before you can actually get outa Dodge, then you gotta have the nads to take care of business- not walk away from it.
BktBallRef was stating the obvious. Don't wait around hoping for the players, coaches or fans to tell you what a great game you just officiated. If you do, you're much more liable to hear what a complete a$$hole you are. Disappear. If a coach or player swears at you while you're in the process of disappearing, you can't ignore their flagrant actions. You have to stay there and deal with them.