Do you have a T here?

[Adam]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

We have a process to report these issues. I might just file a report if the T is not going to change the outcome of the game. Purely situational here.


Peace

How are you going to know if a T at halftime will affect the outcome of the game.

[Dad]

Originally Posted by LRZ

I think this is situational. I have no problems calling technicals--some partners have called me Mr. T--but that is only one way to manage a game. If the player hasn't been a problem all game long, a stern cautionary word might be enough. In the OP's case, maybe, maybe not. It all depends on context.

Is this because you look like a badass or because you give techs?

[biggravy]

Originally Posted by LRZ

I think this is situational. I have no problems calling technicals--some partners have called me Mr. T--but that is only one way to manage a game. If the player hasn't been a problem all game long, a stern cautionary word might be enough. In the OP's case, maybe, maybe not. It all depends on context.

Maybe you shouldn't wear so many gold chains on the court

Originally Posted by Whistles & Stripes

Do you shoot the FTs before everyone goes to the locker room, or after they come back??

Shoot the FT's and give the ball to the offended team to start the 3rd, leave arrow as-is. Oh and the coach has to sit cuz a player is bench personnel during all intermissions and the tech is thus indirect.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by AremRed

Shoot the FT's and give the ball to the offended team to start the 3rd, leave arrow as-is. Oh and the coach has to sit cuz a player is bench personnel during all intermissions and the tech is thus indirect.

Good catch.

Originally Posted by Adam

Good catch.

Only cuz it happened to me last month and I fu¢ked the rule.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by AremRed

Only cuz it happened to me last month and I fu¢ked the rule.

That's how we learn a lot of these, unfortunately.