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Most coaches just want to be heard. Some have a point and some are looking to work you, but it is a major part of dealing with coaches.
If they have a question about a call, who is better equipped to answer it, a partner or the calling official? I for one have no problem being near the bench. It can defuse things before they have a chance to get worse. |
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I really don't see going tableside as causing any "new" problems. If you're working a 2-official crew, you're going to have to switch and end up in front of the coach quite a bit. In 3-man, most coaches can remember the plays they think you screwed up, and they'll talk to you about it after a rotation or a switch that leaves you right in front of their bench.
Not usually working with coaches, I can only say what I saw this summer in camp. I thought it helped with explaining things to the coaches and calming them down, and I don't think I had any more T's than I would have had I gone opposite after a foul. To each his (her) own, though.
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I like the new mechanic of staying table side in high school basketball, for two reasons. First one being, I am so use to it from using this mechanic during my college season.
However, the second and more main reason is I am right there if the coach has a question and I do not have to try to have a conversation with the coach clear across the other side of the floor, or tell the coach I talk to you the next time I get to your side of the floor. I think it is easier with this mechanic for everyone whether coach or official, because it is cutting down on long distance coversations between coaches and officials. |
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Fouled out player
i agree it's easier to explain your own call when you go table, how does this work with a bang-bang call thatis a 5th foul on their star player, and you have to stay table side...going opposite got us away from that coach, now we have to stay there, does your partner come and let the coach know it's the 5th or what is the best way to handle that one???????????
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i hoped there was a procedure
but the first time i used this was this summer and nothing was said about it...i just haven't seen a manual on it yet, that is why i was asking
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You have options.
They have allowed for the non-calling official to go to the other side if they feel like it. So there are some options. But I am going to do nothing different just because there is a 5th foul. I will tell the coach myself and move on. Why run away just for this time?
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i guess
that would make it easier to tell the coach first..start the 30 second timer, then walk away and go tell the player..that is one way to get away, if he don't follow you wanting an explanation!!
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Re: You have options.
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Z, it is called an opinion.
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The manual does allow the calling official who called a bang bang 5th foul on a player the option to stay table side or go opposite the table depending on the situation that develops after the call is made.
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Re: Z, it is called an opinion.
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Not all officials use the same tools for success.
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I was not the person taking an issue with your point of view or anyone's point of view. I just stated that it is silly in my mind to run away from a coach when you have been going to that coach all game long. There are always exceptions to the rule and the mechanics allow that. But if I call a foul or when I talk to partners, I will suggest they go table side like they have all game long. I am sure some will disagree, but that is what I am going to do when I find myself in that situation. Quote:
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