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Originally Posted by so cal lurker
This all goes back to why coaches shouldn't be permitted to call, er, request time outs when the ball is live . . . maybe it's just me watching through daddy goggles or the games I'm watching, but it seems to me that referees (I'm watching HS JV) too often grant the coach's "save my player" TOs when the player has already lost control and does not regain control, which I have thought was likely because they had to split attention . . .
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This isn't a reason to change a pivotal role coaches play in coaching their team.
If a crew messes this up, which I've seen to be extremely rare, it's not a basis for completely changing the game.