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Originally Posted by Old School
Depending on where the coach is within his career. If he's had several losing seasons and gets a T that could possibly cost his team a trip to the playoff's. Could be devastating. Once you get out of the lower level ball mindset, these type of things could become an issue. If, as an official, you have one way you like to approach these types of situation, it becomes the same medicine, the same cure, the same response for whatever level you work.
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My point is that
if this coach is teetering on getting fired, and my T would send his employer over the edge to fire him; not calling that T would only postpone the inevitable anyway. That's a big "if," though. Besides, his career progression isn't my concern. It's the game, and it's bigger than any coach or official.
I don't call this T to make him like me or respect me or because of how it makes me feel. I call the T because coaches and players need to know they can't get away with calling a ref a cheater. How it makes me feel is irrelevant.
Oh, by the way, your strawman is burning.