I would like your interpretation of this rule

[David B]

Originally posted by cowbyfan1

We have another very good official that cannot call at another school do to some conflict with the head coach there. We literally had to have him and another official swap fields to avoid the situation. The fields were clear accross town from one another. [/B]

Well ideally that may be correct assumption, but reality is different.

If he's that good of an official then he should know how to handle a coach and you don't let it interfere with any present game.

I've had coaches that I've had to eject time and time again, they don't like me, but when it comes down to it they want me calling their big game because they know I'm going to do a good job.

Another coach that scratched me in HS one season, he moved and still comes in our area twice a year, and they always give me his games because he's a problem coach.

I don't like him, he don't like me, but we have a mutual agreement. Ironically, this year he won the state championship in his division and guess who had his regional and semi-final games?

He showed his tail, (usually to my partners) I had to put him in his place and all was well. But, it was a good game and they ended up winning.

Thanks
David