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Originally Posted by mcrowder
What good is a warning if you're not going to follow through on it? ONE warning for this nonsense is good enough (and possibly more than they deserve considering you're talking about an ASSistant coach) - the next ANYTHING from an assistant is a ticket to the bus. Like it was said earlier, YOU let them argue with you.
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The purpose of a warning is to be able to write down in the report that you warned them, and really nothing else. The way the game use to be, you could just eject them and forget about the warning. I warned him, then had a clever exchange, warned the other guy and had one with him too, and had more ammo in my report than it seems you would in yours. Warnings = stacking the deck in your favor as an umpire, and nothing more.