No Coach Left...

champ

A lot of lower level HS teams (9th/Sophs, etc.) have only one coach. If that coach were ejected (assume for a VERY good reason), wouldn't the game then be forfeited to the other team, as no coach or supervising adult is now present?

brandan89

You're correct. If there is only one coach, and he gets kicked out, then the game is over.

[Edited by brandan89 on Jan 24th, 2005 at 03:06 PM]

Mlancaster

Absolutely. Period.

Dan_ref

Originally posted by brandan89
Your correct.

Your correct what?

(Mr Spelling is away this week.)

Smitty

Sure would be a shame if no parents came to watch the game. I suppose if it's a visiting team and the distance was pretty far it would be understandable. Maybe the bus driver? 🙂

brandan89

(Mr Spelling is away this week.)
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What is that suppost to mean, I know I cannot spell one bit, but you dont have to rub it in, if that is what you are trying to do. 🙂

tjones1

Anyone ever seen/had this happen to them?

Smitty

Before I end one of these games with a forfeit, and remember we are talking about lower level here, I am going to try and find someone who can take over on the bench so the kids get to finish the game. If a parent is available and willing, they get to coach the team. I'm avoiding a forfeit at all costs.

Jurassic Referee

Originally posted by brandan89
(Mr Spelling is away this week.)
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What is that suppost to mean, I know I cannot spell one bit, but you dont have to rub it in, if that is what you are trying to do. 🙂

Mr. Spelling's illegitimate son sez that word is supposed to be "supposed".

"Suppost" is what older people like Dan_Ref use for veryclose veins, etc.

Dan_ref

Originally posted by Jurassic Referee

Originally posted by brandan89
(Mr Spelling is away this week.)
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What is that suppost to mean, I know I cannot spell one bit, but you dont have to rub it in, if that is what you are trying to do. 🙂

Mr. Spelling's illegitimate son sez that word is supposed to be "supposed".

"Suppost" is what older people like Dan_Ref use for veryclose veins, etc.

If that is suppost to be funny your not succeeding.

Jurassic Referee

Originally posted by Dan_ref
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If that is suppost to be funny your not succeeding. [/B][/QUOTE]
JR(in Grade 4)- "If at first you don't succeed, suck a tomato and you'll succeed".

Bwahahahaha........

up you'res! 😀

Dan_ref

Originally posted by Jurassic Referee

Originally posted by Dan_ref

If that is suppost to be funny your not succeeding. [/B]

JR(in Grade 4)- "If at first you don't succeed, suck a tomato and you'll succeed".

Bwahahahaha........

up you'res! 😀 [/B][/QUOTE]

I learned this one from Sister Bruno Samartino at the School of the Most Holy Bleeding Knuckles:

Sticks and stones can break my bones
So why don't you go **** yourself.

Jurassic Referee

Damn. Spit on the screen again. 😀

You win.

SF

Originally posted by tjones1
Anyone ever seen/had this happen to them?

Yes.

Except it was 3 coaches who were ejected because of racial remarks and fighting. The other team behaved perfectly - didn't even raise a fist despite being charged by these "adults." At that point we had game management intervene and forfeited the game, as it was much to ugly to continue. I thought it was the right decision then, and I still do.

MikeCapps

I would be very careful in this situation.

You legally cannot have just anyone take over the team and finish a game. It has to be someone approved by the school and has met coaching qualifications. A school administrator or the athletic director could sit on the bench and finish the game.

A parent?" Absolutely not.

Smitty

Originally posted by MikeCapps
I would be very careful in this situation.

You legally cannot have just anyone take over the team and finish a game. It has to be someone approved by the school and has met coaching qualifications. A school administrator or the athletic director could sit on the bench and finish the game.

A parent?" Absolutely not.

In a junior high game? Why not?

tjones1

Originally posted by SF

Originally posted by tjones1
Anyone ever seen/had this happen to them?

Yes.

Except it was 3 coaches who were ejected because of racial remarks and fighting. The other team behaved perfectly - didn't even raise a fist despite being charged by these "adults." At that point we had game management intervene and forfeited the game, as it was much to ugly to continue. I thought it was the right decision then, and I still do.

Did the score end as it was or was it the old fashion 2-0?

dblref

Originally posted by brandan89
(Mr Spelling is away this week.)
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What is that suppost to mean, I know I cannot spell one bit, but you dont have to rub it in, if that is what you are trying to do. 🙂

Mr. Spelling is Chuck "Standing Tall" Elias. He usually picks up on spelling and grammar faux pas(sp?). Vertically challenged people do this very well.😃

You used "you're" vs "your".

dblref

Originally posted by Jurassic Referee

Originally posted by brandan89
(Mr Spelling is away this week.)
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What is that suppost to mean, I know I cannot spell one bit, but you dont have to rub it in, if that is what you are trying to do. 🙂

Mr. Spelling's illegitimate son sez that word is supposed to be "supposed".

"Suppost" is what older people like Dan_Ref use for veryclose veins, etc.

Supphose, not suppost. Git it right, cause old people git cranky.😃

SamIAm

Originally posted by Dan_ref

Originally posted by Jurassic Referee

Originally posted by brandan89
(Mr Spelling is away this week.)
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What is that suppost to mean, I know I cannot spell one bit, but you dont have to rub it in, if that is what you are trying to do. 🙂

Mr. Spelling's illegitimate son sez that word is supposed to be "supposed".

"Suppost" is what older people like Dan_Ref use for veryclose veins, etc.

If that is suppost to be funny your not succeeding.

Shouldn't that be "you are not succeeding."