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Originally Posted by umpref
I made mine with clarity. Are you just taking jabs at me with yours? You seem to have another agenda.
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You responded to my post with this statement:
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The stop sign IS dismissive, and that is the point!
By rule, the coach does not have a right to display dissent to officials calls. Coaches also ARE NOT tasked with administering the game and the rules! He is there to COACH his players. I fail to understand where coaching his players include the right to yell at officials.
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I'll ask it clearly, where did I or anyone imply any of these things that you so vehemently disagree with?
Now, I will ask, where does it say the coach doesn't have the right to display dissent?
You did a great job of burning down some strawmen, but I never really got your point. No one has said the alternative to the stop sign is allowing rampant unsporting behavior. My experience has been the opposite, in that unsporting behavior has always followed when I've used it. Is it possible I'm using it incorrectly? Sure, but I'm not the only one with this opinion.
Perhaps you can share with my what my agenda appears to be, as I'm not aware of it.