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Sat Jan 20, 2018, 02:33pm
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Musical Coaches ...
Observed a junior varsity game a few nights ago.
First period, female adult junior varsity "head coach" (no other adults on the bench) is coaching, instructing players, calling plays, requesting timeouts, standing within the coaching box, etc. Second period, male adult is doing all of the above. Adult female is now sitting quietly on the bench. I inquired about this at the junior varsity halftime and was told that the adult female was the varsity head coach and that she informed the junior varsity officials that the adult male junior varsity (head) coach would be late due to rush hour traffic problems. Purpose and intent, I have no problem with this in a junior varsity game. How about a varsity game? Would anybody have a problem with that? Note: I know that we've discussed co-head coaches here on the Forum, and decided that only one of the pair would be allowed the rights and privileges of the head coach, no switching back and forth.
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