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GW Men's Coach has "Issue" at Daughter's HS JV Game.......
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1) Sounds pretty tame if that's what actually happened/was said...
2) Sounds like it has nothing to do with refs or officiating...interesting story, but not really anything here for those of us in stripes. Any other reports on this? I didn't find any in a quick search... |
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Oh, I dunno.....from a game mgt perspective
Maybe not directly. But, spectators/parents mulling about the table and getting involved with the official books and scorekeepers could become distracting, disrupt the game, and get the officials involved pretty quickly.
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It might seem that way but would you want a parent coming down from the stands to question your scorer(s), especially if they're kids? He needed to keep his behind in his seat.
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Yeah, he should have gone to the coach to have the officials and scorekeepers fix the error... assuming it was indeed an error. A parent or spectator should not be speaking directly with the table or officials.
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I will say that if there is something like this and I'm the official, I'm going to want to figure out what it was about. Especially at the JV level, in my experience, if someone is claiming something is wrong it probably is. I wonder why the officials didn't take 30 seconds to go to the table and confirm whether or not the fouls were correct.
It sounds like at a minimum, there was a discrepancy between the home/official and guest books. So its worth checking, even if you don't have any knowledge to change and stick with the home book. |
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Maybe some of us didn't actually read the article...the GW coach did not "raise a ruckus" or anything close to that. The home score keeper caused a ruckus, which ended quickly when the GW coach walked away and then was asked to leave by game management - which he did, again without "raising a ruckus". Absolutely nothing for the officials to get involved here...
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And it can involve the officials if you notice a fan is going to the table and they are causing problems to the game. Maybe that did not take place here, but it could. And the coach should know better and really I do not care if his daughter is crying about fouling out of a game. That has nothing to do with the situation and more to go to his state of mind and his parenting skills. Peace
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The table officials - adult or child, old or young - work with us during a game. As the HC of a college program he knows that, or at least he should. As I said earlier, he needed to keep his behind in his seat.
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The coach's story makes sense, and fits with the facts. If the officials didn't get involved, it likely ended as quickly as it started. The officials who worked this game are likely just now finding out a fan got tossed.
IOW, as dj stated, there's no expectation that the officials would have or should have gotten involved here. GM seems to have resolved the situation.
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It's funny how some coaches (parents) act so good and others not so good, even within the same program.
I officiate MS and Rec league ball. Within the same Big Ten program, I have officiated the children of two different coaches. The head coach of this program would come in, sit back, watch his child play and not say a word to anyone the entire time (and everyone seemed scared to talk to him as well). Within the same team, another coach was ejected from her child's game in which she was working the scorers table because she was arguing with the officials. This was after her husband (a local high school coach, and that rec teams coach) was tossed for arguing with the officials. Two vastly different situations with the head and assistant coach of the same team (the assistant coach had success at the DII level and is now a DI head coach). Tuesday I had a coach for the same school, different sport, watching his daughter play. He was very polite and professional as a parent and even told the officials we did a good job after the game. |
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How many coaches have said "I wasn't yelling" when that's exactly what they were doing? Perhaps the home scorekeeper has a much different version of the events. But agreed on this is not an officials' issue. |
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