Dunk in warmups then warning?

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

no, we all are not saying that.

We've been told that if the head coach receives an indirect technical foul, or a direct technical foul, for one of the "warning reasons" that he will no longer be getting the privilege of receiving a written warning.

Originally Posted by BillyMac

Article 1a: Bench personnel shall not disrespectfully address an official.
Article 1b: Bench personnel shall not attempt to influence an official's decision.
Article 1d: Bench personnel shall not disrespectfully address, bait, or taunt an opponent.
Article 1e: Bench personnel shall not object to an official's decision by rising for the bench and using gestures.
Article 1f: Bench personnel shall not incite undesirable crown reactions.
Article 2: Bench personnel shall not enter the court unless by permission of an official to tend to an injured player.
Article 4: Bench personnel shall not stand at the team bench while the clock is running or is stopped, and must remain seated (with exceptions: head coach, team member reports to table, timeout and intermissions, spontaneously react to outstanding play or acknowledge replaced players).

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

We've been told that if the head coach receives an indirect technical foul, or a direct technical foul, for one of the "warning reasons" that he will no longer be getting the privilege of receiving a written warning.

I would agree with that

[Valley Man]

So ... I am gathering that since it was not one of the reasons that a warning could be given that a warning was OK. I knew there would be differing sides, but hey that is why we have this site!