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You can't be serious
Working my youth league over the weekend (I've been with this league 19 season...was on their board of directors for about 6 years...good league, good board and for the most part, coaches "get it")...
They have a code of conduct form that coaches, players and parents must sign....now that and a paperclip will get you a nice paper airplane but...at least they are trying... So newer coach in the league got a warning after some comments about calls during the 4th quarter... One of his comments while I was in front of his bench at T position was "This is how the Saint's lost", talking to his assistant coach but I knew what he was referring to......and then on the very next play at his end of the floor L had a no call in the lane and he says, "You can't be serious!!!???" Given what the league wants...and the comment was loud enough to be heard by more than just me in front of the bench....I hit the whistle and issued a warning to him and he proceeds to say again, "But you can't be serious, ref?" pretty loudly and passionately..., so I T'd him up. As I turned to report...He says "I guess he was serious" and he just sat down....  No more complaints. 
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My God, there it is. Just whack him already!
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Mon Jan 28, 2019, 06:46pm
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He'd be out of my game too. Reference to the Saints game would be a "knock it off" + official warning in the scorebook. "You can't be serious!" = T. "You can't be serious!" #2 = T #2 + ejection. If he persists, the game is over by forfeit.
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Tue Jan 29, 2019, 08:41am
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Only if the league-specific rules allow it.
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Tue Jan 29, 2019, 09:23am
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Don't leagues default to NFHS rules on those issues? If a coach is ejected, yet refuses to leave, the game cannot continue while he is still present within the visual confines of the playing area. Either that coach is forcibly removed from the facility, he leaves on his own, or an assistant takes over, but I am not allowing a game to continue with an ejected coach present. For me forfeit is a nuclear option, but one that will be used if the situation warrants it.
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I'm going straight to a technical in any game. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro
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Only In Connecticut ...
At our Sunday local board meeting we spent some time discussing the ejection of a team's only coach (i.e., no assistants), usually in a middle school game, or a freshman game. As a result of some state-wide problems, our state high school sports governing body now has some guidelines in place.
Only coach is ejected. This ejected coach now has fifteen minutes to replace himself with a non-student over the age of eighteen. It is not the officials responsibility to ask for any certification proof, we don't even ask. No replacement after fifteen minutes leads a forfeit by the team without a coach, even if they are leading in the game.
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At least he didn't call you Shirley! MTD, Sr.
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Wed Jan 30, 2019, 06:41pm
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Never thought to look at the title. Now, where are my reading glasses?
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- If coach has otherwise conducted himself decently: "OK Coach, you got away with the Rams/Saints statement, but now I'm not tolerating anymore of that kind of talk". - If coach is typically a d!ck: I'm issuing a book warning (or in a college game, telling my partners this coach has been warned).
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