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Old Mon Nov 30, 2015, 02:19pm
JRutledge JRutledge is offline
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It is in the culture of football to allow more interaction without a penalty. I do not agree with that, but it is more accepted. But that also means that it is more accepted to say thing back to the coach as well and at a higher volume. One of the main reasons is you are farther away from the fans and the microphones, you can say things to each other and no one off the sideline can necessarily hear you.

Also most approaches to assistants are the same. Usually we do not talk to assistants at all and have to "put them in their place" quickly.

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