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You're new, coaches are going to test you. They will say things to you that they might not say to a veteran. So you have to learn to take it. You don't want to get a poor reputation by looking for things to eject a coach for. Have your guidelines as to what you will not take from a coach: 1)any suggestion you are cheating 2)cursing directed directly at you 3) .... depends of course on your personality. Others have given good advice, but you have to find what works for you. Finally pay a lot of attention (if you can) to the veteran officials in your area to see how they handle coaches/players etc. Good luck! Thanks DAvid |
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