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Originally posted by PAT THE REF
SIT.4) A1 is dribbling up court, B1 is defending. When A1 establishes front court status, B1 bear hugs A1 at this time the coach for Blue proceeds to walk out on to the court and starts questioning my partner. He states that there was a foul (in my position as the new L in a full court press) {I was in position and I did not see white commit a foul}. My partner Ts the coach while Im reporting the foul to the table. The table did not catch my reporting
So my partner gives the BIG T
What I mean by that is Tweet, Technical Foul on Blue Coach, White shoots two
Goes to administer the free throw already. There I am still at the table so I finish with the table (had a 8th Grader doing the book)
and tweet to my partner. Then I hustle over and state I have an intentional foul before the Tech on B1
We put A1 on the line 2 shots, he stays for the T 2 shots all made. A Ball
Any comments or tips you can give me for this situation?
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Good T. Your partner should have kept his composure and let you finish reporting your foul before he went to the table to report his T. Then before doing anything else you guys should have gotten together to decide who's shooting, at which basket, who gets the ball after, etc etc. Then continue the game.
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SIT.4 1/2) Blue coach (now T), proceeds to coach his team standing up
We inform him of the seat-belt rule
He says So WHAT? There is no one here!!! Stop Showing Off.
Our Ruling We told him he had to sit down. He did, got up again and told him again. (2x got up)
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Sigh.
Second T. If there's no one else to coach the team the game is over. Before leaving make sure you get the time of the second T for when you call your assigner which you will do as soon as you get into your car.
Generally if you recognize before hand that a coach is going to be a pain keep him on a short leash. There's a show on TV called the dog whisperer. A dog trainer goes to people with problem dogs & he cures them essentially by calmly & quietly establishing that he is in control of everything the dog does. You need to learn how to be a coach whisperer.
