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Originally Posted by Terrapins Fan
1) I am with 2 guys that have over 20 years each. Neither of them called a "T" on either coach and there was complaining, just not as much.
2) If I "T" up every coach that deserves it, I won't be working.
3) I "T"ed up a coach last year and he called my assignor and banned me from his home games.
4) The way I feel is as long as it doen't get personal, it doesn't affect me.
5) Please tell me this, are you guys doing games and the coaches aren't complaining? I NEVER see a game like that. Our games here are more like what you see when Maryland plays ( and Gary Williams is complaining constantly ) or Bob Knight is coaching and working the refs.
6) Again, I go back to the coaches line " why are you even here" He was close to crossing the line, but remember, in my area, we have 15 schools that we cover with 39 officials. We all know one another. This guy, I used to coach with. I coached for 11 years. That doesn't mean I won't give him a "T" if I need to, but I understand who he is.
7) Say what you will, my goal is to be fair to the kids.
8) This was a great comeback game for the home team. The visitors fell apart after half time. Part of that could have been my officiating, I say that because I was told at half time that the official that I replaced wasn't calling much, he missed walks and a few fouls because he was sick and slow on the whistle. I called everything I saw.
9) Remember, I came into this game half through the event, I am trying to catch on what is going on in the game as it progresses.
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Not bad.
Nine excuses why you
shouldn't call a technical foul. I'd bet that if you were left alone long enough, you could fill a book.
Again, the coaches are gonna sh!t all over you until you do something about it. If you don't want to do anything about it though, that's fine. Just don't whine about the coaches. You're a heckuva lot more to blame for your problems than they are.