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Old Mon Oct 22, 2012, 07:37am
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Originally Posted by JetMetFan View Post
What I was taught is we have no idea why they're coming onto the court so we deal with it accordingly. Knowing my assignors I'm sure I'd have their support as soon as I put the words "head coach from team xxx entered the court during the incident" on a report.
That line of thinking seems backwards to me. They're adults, and I'm going to assume they're going to act like adults and are coming onto the court to act as peacemakers...coaches and assistants alike until proven otherwise.

I know anyone I've ever worked for, if I simply put I ejected a coach for entering the court during an altercation, the first thing they'd ask is "what did the coach do?" If I followed up with anything but something unsporting, I'd have a very PO'd assignor.

But hey, if that's how your bosses want this handled, when in Rome...
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