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Originally Posted by JRutledge
I agree that coaches should not get Ts either, but the coaches are adults. Children need to understand that there is a different standard when you an adult as to when you are a child. You do not need the same rule to apply to player and coach. That is my opinion. 
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I completely disagree (respectfully of course..)
If you are going to pull a player because he lost control of his/her emotions, then you as a coach, had better not loose control of yours. If my player gets frustrated at a call and slams the ball to the ground and receives a T... I pull that player and sit them and won't play them again that game... 15 minutes later, I get pissed at a call that I didn't like and kick my chair or throw my clipboard... I get T...
How does being an adult justify my actions. It doesn't... Not in any way.
As a coach, you can't preach what you don't practice... if you do, you will lose the respect of your team and really send them the wrong message.