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Originally Posted by JasonTX
I say give her one warning and toss her. Normally I wouldn't be that harsh but after last nights JV game my skin got a bit thinner. I only work subvarsity games and that is by my own choice. I don't have any desire to work the "big" games due to the time commitments, so I stick with the lower levels. Well, we had the JV girls game and the Varsity head coach was down there ranting and raving and I am so pissed at myself for not giving her a T. I almost went up to the JV coach to tell her that she needs to get control over her assistant coach (varsity head coach). If I work for her again I won't hold any grudges but my fuse will definitely be shorter. I do have a question. If the Varsity coach gets ejected from the JV game, would she be allowed to coach the Varsity game that follows?
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Depends on the state rules. Here in AK, if a kid gets ejected from a game, he must serve a one game suspension at the level he was tossed before he can participate at ANY level again. We had a situation a couple weeks ago where a kid who plays JV and Varsity got tossed from the JV game in the second quarter. When V coach found out he couldn't play in the V game that night, he came and got after the officials for tossing the kid. Earned a T for himself with that one, and got his JV Coach seatbelted.