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Originally Posted by Nevadaref
Of course, I am well aware that you and Rut will do as you wish, and without someone from the NFHS, your state office, or your association there who desires otherwise and has the power to effect what you do, it won't make any difference.
Of course, neither will you and that is sad as I believe that making a difference in the lives of young people is a part of being an NFHS game official. Civility and citizenship is what the NFHS desires.
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Nevada, all behavioral technical fouls are subjective. Every official has a different level of tolerance when it comes to swearing, arguing, misuse of coaching box, etc. It certainly would be nice if everybody called it the same way, but that just ain't gonna happen. If you can get everybody in a particular crew calling behavior consistently at both ends of the court, then you're ahead of the game. Everybody(players, coaches) knows what to expect then and there shouldn't be any problems. The result is what counts, not the method. As long as the game is properly controlled and played in a half-azz sporting fashion, who cares what means was used to attain that end?