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If you think the coach is using the headphones as a communication device *with players on the floor (highly unlikely)*, sure. Otherwise I'd leave it alone.
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Rule 1-19: "The use of electronic devices is permitted during the game."
Rule 10-1-3: A team must not "use a megaphone or any electronic communication device, or electronic equipment for voice communication with players on the court, or use electronic audio and/or video devices to review a decision of the contest officials." [My emphases.] |
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Who Or Whom ???
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And of course with ordinary headphones all the communication will only be one way communication. Quote:
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Tune In Tokyo ...
If a coach is wearing a tin foil hat, I don't care who he's communicating with, I'm not telling him to take it off.
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Incorrect. Well, maybe for "ordinary" headphones, but I have not seen someone use "ordinary" headphones for years.
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