See rule 10-4-1(b)-"attempting to influence an official's decision". That's exactly why you're teaching your players to do that. And note that
you will get charged with the "T" because
you are teaching your players to do that. We could also call a "T" on your player for the same reason instead of calling one on you.
I personally won't allow it and we teach our officials not to allow it either. Warn and wack. The sole purpose of that ploy is to try and intimidate us into making a call.
Do you coach your players to say the same thing during
your throw-ins?
Bad coach!
Bad, bad coach!
