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Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee
1) Um, yeah, but you're trying to use your NCAA procedure in a junior varsity high school game though. Don't you think that maybe....just maybe....you might be better off using rules that are actually applicable to the game your officiating in? Or should we just pick out whatever ruleset we might feel like using in any game?
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Oh yeah! That would be right. Because, um, yeah, we do this all the time. We don't do long switches 2 or 3 person, or how about court coverage 60 - 40, that's NCAA Women's. JR, this is such a minor grey area, I don't think anyone would complain accept you. Of course, you would throw an official under the bus here, if he did what I did, wouldn't you? He would never work another JV game for you, would he? The problem here, which you fail to acknowledge is not the way I handled it, but the HC inappropriate behavior. Take away that, this incident doesn't even happen. Now you and/or the coach want to pick a fight with me becasue I handled it wrong. In a JV game!!!???? That's funny....
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2) Already answered. Use the head coach of the home team. The case play that I mentioned also tells you what to do if the disruption is not brought under control too. Why don't you quickly open up your case book, read play 2.8.1 and tell us what is recommended.
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For the last time, what if the person causing the problem IS THE HOME TEAM COACH!!!!????? Now what you gonna do? I will give the home team a technical before I go looking for game management. But, then again, that's just me.