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Originally posted by Nevadaref
Larks,
This is a simple process. First you throw out the Freshman coach when he misbehaves, then you toss the JV coach, and lastly you do the same with the Varsity coach. When the school finds someone who can conduct himself like a gentleman during the game, then he can stay and coach the team.
Remember, a T is just another foul. In HS it is the same as a shooting foul followed by a turnover or an offensive rebound, and in college it is simply one foul.
Either way, it is not a big deal.
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Excellent points everyone. The comments about "rookie or younger officials" may not be far off but also consider that we are all striving to move up. We hear a lot of stories about officials who because of one game get blocked out of an entire league. You put those concerns on top of the fact that in a heated rivalry game that already included an ejection from the freshman game before it and we get to my earlier point.
I did receive some advice on this issue from a local varsity guy who works in the same leagues I do on this: "Dont be miserable for an entire hour and a half so that one A-hole can be happy. Whack him early if justified and let him determine his own fate from there."
Next time I'll handle this type of sitch a lot better.
Good stuff everyone.
Larks
Veteran in Training