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Originally Posted by Snaqwells
Options:
1. Ignore.
2. Explain the implications of what he's saying, and warn.
3. Whack
That quick, I'd be tempted to ask him for some time to make some mistakes before he starts jumping on my back.
More likely, I'd either go with #2, but it's going to take an extra second to do it right. I honestly think it's a throw-away line for some of these lower level coaches; they have no idea what it means.
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I usually go with #1 and sometimes #2. Usually if the coach gets to the point where I would get to #3 there are other mitigating circumstances.
I may be in the minority, but to me it is just a throw away line. I have a hard time justifying a T when we call a foul/violation (3 seconds and illegal screens particularly) and the coach says "Call it both ways." I put that in the same category as "They are doing the same thing down there."