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Coaches with rule books
We had a crew here where a coach brought out a rule book in the middle of the game. I told them they should've walked over, turned it to 10.5 and said you're gonna have plenty of time to read this tonight coach, good bye!!
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If the coach intends on getting a T that night, I would rather he alert me of his intentions before the game begins. Sounds like he was doing you this favor.
[Edited by lrpalmer3 on Feb 2nd, 2005 at 11:48 AM]
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And how is a little "drop psuedo-dunk" intimidating? Don't look for trouble. Z [/B][/QUOTE] No, I understand the little "drop psuedo-dunk." I'm talking about the slam, bam, Shaquille O'Neal type dunk! And, I fully agree on not to look for trouble.
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Z [/B][/QUOTE] No, I understand the little "drop psuedo-dunk." I'm talking about the slam, bam, Shaquille O'Neal type dunk! And, I fully agree on not to look for trouble. [/B][/QUOTE] I agree. If it's a rim-rattler, you don't have much choice. Z |
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Sounds good to me, but since I wasn't there, I can't personally comment on was it or wasn't it. The important part is that both of you saw it and both of you agreed that it was not a dunk. Case closed.
Simply put, tell the coach it was a judgment thing and that the rulebook in some of these cases are merely guidelines to follow. Lastly, despite what he thinks, it is your interpretation, and you are doing the game, not him. goose
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That is much nicer than telling you, "I told you so!" ![]() |
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SECTION 4 BENCH TECHNICAL
The head coach is responsible for the conduct and behavior of substitutes, disqualified team members and all other bench personnel. Bench personnel shall not: ART. 1 . . . Commit an unsporting foul. This includes, but is not limited to, acts or conduct such as: a. Disrespectfully addressing an official. b. Attempting to influence an official's decision. c. Using profane or inappropriate language or obscene gestures. d. Disrespectfully addressing, baiting or taunting an opponent. NOTE: The NFHS disapproves of any form of taunting which is intended or designed to embarrass, ridicule or demean others under any circumstances including on the basis of race, religion, gender or national origin. e. Objecting to an official's decision by rising from the bench or using gestures. f. Inciting undesirable crowd reactions. g. Team member(s) not remaining seated on the bench unless spontaneously reacting to an outstanding play by a member of their team and immediately returning to their seats or reporting to the scorer's table. h. Being charged with fighting.
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I would not have started the game shooting free-throws. I also would not let a coach put a rule book in my face.
First, I would ask the coach to let me finish my duties at the table before we discussed his concern. Then, I would listen to what he had to say and give him a chance to "vent". When he is finished, I would tell him that I am aware of the rules and do not need him/her to show me the rule book. Finally, I would say that in my opinion the young man did not dunk the ball and return to my position opposite table. I would also give this coach a little more rope than normal at the start of the game because of the situation. I would let him be a little more vocal and animated on the sideline but, I would not let it contniue on for too long before I warned him. |
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