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Originally Posted by grunewar
Sub-V I will warn the player in the lane or the bench. "Son (or coach) next time that's a violation." Don't recall ever going back and "getting it" later as it stops.
One time during a Wreck League game I actually said, "Alright, who's got the shooter?"
Young man said, "Me."
I said, "Good, now there's no need to talk about it anymore, right?" 
They got the msg. |
I've done this, too. It works well if you can do it early in the game. It lets them know you've got a problem with it, as well as how silly it sounds.
We had a JV double header where, during the girls game, the home boys were sitting on the front row stomping their feet. They were right next to the bench, and dressed, so I had to do a double take.
We simply had them move up into the bleachers to make it easier on us. I may have overstepped, but they complied without issue.