And, you didn't answer my question.
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Originally Posted by MikeStrybel
A better tact would have been to restrict the coach to the dugout. He has to be silent and then you have the opportunity to finish the game. You kicked the call and the players deserve the chance to play. Forfeiting a game because you messed up is, well, messed up.
I want to reiterate, if a coach crosses the line and you are solid on your call, dump him and file the report/call the admin.
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You are, in effect, saying that when 1) There's only one coach, 2) You miss a call, and 3) The coach acts in a way that warrants an ejection, then you should simply restrict him to the dugout.
Then, you say that when 1) There's only one coach, 2) You
don't miss a call, and 3) The coach acts in a way that warrants an ejection, then you should eject.
Is that correct. If so, are you serious? Is there anyone else here that subscribes to this thought?