Can assistant coach stand after HC ejected?

[gogumakilla]

For some reason I cannot find this in the rule book. HC gets ejected, as the new coach can the assistant coach stand or does he also lose that privilege?

[SNIPERBBB]

An assistant coach doesn't get promoted to head coach because his boss got tossed. He is bench personnel and gets to sit.

[gogumakilla]

Thanks.

[so cal lurker]

Originally Posted by SNIPERBBB

An assistant coach doesn't get promoted to head coach because his boss got tossed. He is bench personnel and gets to sit.

Hmm. Does that mean he cannot request TOs?

[SC Official]

A team loses the box for the rest of the game after the first direct or indirect T on the coach.

So, no.

And I hate the seatbelt rule.

[LRZ]

Originally Posted by SNIPERBBB

An assistant coach doesn't get promoted to head coach because his boss got tossed. He is bench personnel and gets to sit.

Gets to sit, sounds right. Bench personnel, not so much. I don't think this is so clear.

Besides the TO question, the AC can't go to the table for a CE? Can't enter the court to prevent a situation from escalating? Can't permit team members to leave the bench area for an authorized reason? Is not responsible for the conduct of bench personnel?

Unless a rule or case says otherwise, isn't it more appropriate to treat the AC as the HC, with the loss of the coaching box?

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by LRZ

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Unless a rule or case says otherwise, isn't it more appropriate to treat the AC as the HC, with the loss of the coaching box?

He is now the acting HC with the same privileges as the HC. And since HC lost coaching box privileges, the acting HC has lost coaching box privileges.

[LRZ]

Originally Posted by Raymond

He is now the acting HC with the same privileges as the HC. And since HC lost coaching box privileges, the acting HC has lost coaching box privileges.

My question was really rhetorical.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Raymond

He is now the acting HC with the same privileges as the HC. And since HC lost coaching box privileges, the acting HC has lost coaching box privileges.

Nice explanation Raymond. Simple, and to the point.

Close the thread. You don't have to go home, but you can't stay here.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by Raymond

He is now the acting HC with the same privileges as the HC. And since HC lost coaching box privileges, the acting HC has lost coaching box privileges.

Got a rules citation to support that?

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

Got a rules citation to support that?

How about you come up with the rules citation that tells us at the new acting coach cannot request timeouts? Or how about you come up with a citation that says the new acting coach can stand up.

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[bob jenkins]

From 2--1-2002:

SITUATION 9: At the end of their pre-game warm-up, players Al, A4, A5, A9 each dunk the ball and subsequently leave the floor and go to their dressing room. RULING: A technical foul is assessed each player. The game starts with eight (8) free throws (2 for each of the technical fouls) and the ball is awarded to B at the division line opposite the table. Four team fouls toward the bonus are assessed to A. The head coach of A is assessed an indirect technical foul for each offense (4) and is subsequently ejected from the contest. Any coach assuming the responsibilities of the head coach for the game would not have the use of the coaching box. (10-3-5; 10-5 Pen)

[LRZ]

MTD heard footsteps in his attic. It was only Bob, rooting through the boxes for that reference.

[Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.]

Originally Posted by Raymond

He is now the acting HC with the same privileges as the HC. And since HC lost coaching box privileges, the acting HC has lost coaching box privileges.

Raymond:

Very good analysis and explanation of the Rule.

MTD, Sr.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

SITUATION 9: At the end of their pre-game warm-up, players Al, A4, A5, A9 each dunk the ball and subsequently leave the floor and go to their dressing room. RULING: A technical foul is assessed each player. The game starts with eight (8) free throws (2 for each of the technical fouls) and the ball is awarded to B at the division line opposite the table. Four team fouls toward the bonus are assessed to A. The head coach of A is assessed an indirect technical foul for each offense (4) and is subsequently ejected from the contest. Any coach assuming the responsibilities of the head coach for the game would not have the use of the coaching box. (10-3-5; 10-5 Pen)

Hey? You posted the interpretation before I could look it up.