Assistant coach went after my partner today

[JRutledge]

You state does not have a procedure to report a coach for any unsportsmanlike conduct that takes place outside of the game? That is the case where I live, so if we had to write up a coach, the state can deal with the accordingly. But you cannot give a T after you have left the visual confines of the court. No rules support at all, but that is what others have said. But I would think you can report events that could happen for example in the parking lot if a coach confronted you, like what happened in my area about a week ago with a coach punching an official.

Peace

[BigT]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

You state does not have a procedure to report a coach for any unsportsmanlike conduct that takes place outside of the game? That is the case where I live, so if we had to write up a coach, the state can deal with the accordingly. But you cannot give a T after you have left the visual confines of the court. No rules support at all, but that is what others have said. But I would think you can report events that could happen for example in the parking lot if a coach confronted you, like what happened in my area about a week ago with a coach punching an official.

Peace

JRutledge what on earth happened?

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by BigT

JRutledge what on earth happened?

An official after a lower level game was confronted in the parking lot and punched. The coach was given a T during the game and claimed after he was arrested that the officials bumped him on the way out the school (after the game of course). Then the coach followed the individual and punched the official in the confrontation. The home school (not the school the coach belonged to) insisted that he file a police report.

The official also filed a "Special Report" and that is where some of the "coach's story" came from. And it appears not many saw it the way of the coach.

This is what I am talking about should have been dealt with in this situation if there is a formal process to get a report filed. I would hope that would be the case as our report is also a legal document of any incident that might involve a crime.

Peace

[Eastshire]

Is it then possible to force a premature end to a game by chasing the officials from the gym?

I think the rules were written with the assumption that the officials leave the gym voluntarily.

As a practical matter though, I agree with those saying file a report with the state. Don't risk your safety to reenter the gym, regardless of whether there's rule support for it or not.

[BigT]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

An official after a lower level game was confronted in the parking lot and punched. The coach was given a T during the game and claimed after he was arrested that the officials bumped him on the way out the school (after the game of course). Then the coach followed the individual and punched the official in the confrontation. The home school (not the school the coach belonged to) insisted that he file a police report.

The official also filed a "Special Report" and that is where some of the "coach's story" came from. And it appears not many saw it the way of the coach.

This is what I am talking about should have been dealt with in this situation if there is a formal process to get a report filed. I would hope that would be the case as our report is also a legal document of any incident that might involve a crime.

Peace

[Refhoop]

A few things for the record:
1. I never felt my safety was at risk while he was being an idiot on the court or in the hallway.
2. I didn't want him to take a swing at my partner, and I was unsure of how any of us would have responded if he had... I also was unsure of how the gathering crowd might respond.
3. I failed to mention: We were in an auxiliary gym with two access points (main gym had a broken goal). The access point to the gym became quickly flooded by the four of us, people trying to subdue him, players and even fans. We had to get things moving... quickly!
4. I agree that going back is incorrect... Why go back? I wanted it recorded.
5. My association knows the rules! They're support is because they know who I am and are open to this being viewed by the state as an unusual situation.
6. If the state decides this was an unusual incident after my jurisdiction ended, they can honor the T/ejection. However, I think we all would agree that the school should handle business here - no need for the state to get involved.
7. If the state invalidates the T/ejection - I have no problem. However, I'm not going to erase it now and I will be more aware in the future.
Finally: I'm not sure how blowing the whistle and giving this guy a T at the end of the buzzer while he's charging would have played out... but it seems like its whack and run or just run.

Thanks for all the input men - extremely helpful!

[j51969]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

You state does not have a procedure to report a coach for any unsportsmanlike conduct that takes place outside of the game? That is the case where I live, so if we had to write up a coach, the state can deal with the accordingly. But you cannot give a T after you have left the visual confines of the court. No rules support at all, but that is what others have said. But I would think you can report events that could happen for example in the parking lot if a coach confronted you, like what happened in my area about a week ago with a coach punching an official.

Peace

+1

I believe JRUT and myself are both from IL. We have two reports on the IHSA website under the officials link we can file. The special report is a link you can file such a incident. The other is SAWA (sport a winning attitude) report. I am sure most states have something similar.