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I agree. While disqualified players are to remain on the bench so as to be under the supervision of their coach, there may be a valid reason for the player leaving. A case in point: The OhioHSAA allows players to play five quarters per day, i.e., in a FR/JV/VAR tripleheader a player may play one QT in the FR game, one quarter in the JV game, and then still be eligible to play in three QTs in the VAR game. Therefore, a player who has fouled out in the 4th QT of the JV after playing three QTs still has two QTs of eligibility for the VAR game and the JV HC is sending that player to the locker room to be with the VAR players and VAR HC. MTD, Sr. P.S. Billy: Last year Mark, Jr., and I had a girls' JV game the ended up going three () OTs (don't tell Padgett). At my age I always (with apologies to the late J. Dallas Shirley) use the rest room for a #1 just before we leave the locker room before the game. I then use the rest room again at HT. For this particular game I did not avail myself of the rest room at HT. During a TO with literally seconds left to go in the 2nd OT, I tell Junior that if this game goes to a 3rd OT, there will be a delay to the start of the 3rd OT. Sure enough, V1 scores a layup at the buzzer to tie the game. When I got back on the court, Mark told me that both teams were going to shoot 2 FTs because he had charged me with a delay of game TF, .
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What are you going to say to the opposing coach when he confronts you with not calling the blatantly obvious technical? |
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Every time I've seen this happen, it's literally been a player 3 feet in front of the referee during a dead ball to deal with the blood on the jersey. Good luck with that excuse.
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As you say, it's so easy to help yourself in this one with a quick "and change outside of court view" |
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Advise the coach, then if they don't comply and you have to call it, they'll know why.
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I think Title IX forced that rule upon us.
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You are probably right, but the Title IX beneficiaries are the worst offenders sometimes.
OTOH, it was well established law when I was in school, and I don't remember the girls walking around with just their sports bras on. I'm pretty sure I'd remember that.
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Yup. Couple times a player starts to take the jersey off I stop him and tell him to do it in the hallway and away from the gym.
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Worked a holiday tourney earlier this year with one of the girl's national teams from Australia. During warmups we noticed that both teams were wearing their white jerseys, and only the Australia uniforms were their dark on the other side, so they offered to change. Every girl just went behind the bench, which was where the majority of the fans were sitting, and stripped off both their shirts and shorts to turn them around (all had some for of spandex underneath, you pervs). My partner and I were in our pre-game spots across from the benches and every single pair of male eyes were focused on the Australia bench. It was pretty funny to see all heads turned that way. They are a little less prudish down under, apparently.
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Sometimes the players give you no choice but to call a T. |
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That's a fair point, but I tend to not pay attention to the bench unless they give me reason to.
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If the crew sends a player off to change a jersey (or whatever), then it is the crew's responsibility to monitor the situation. When the notification is made to make the uniform adjustment a caveat needs to accompany it, "please make sure your player leaves the visible confines of the gym." "I don't pay attention to the bench" is not acceptable in this situation.
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