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during a 60 TO, i hear from team A's bench the F-bomb clear as a bell. however, i don't know or see who said it. who should you T up? the coach would be an indirect for bench personnel, but which player would get the T? or is it an indirect charged to the coach and no one else?
sorry for the situation, but, i'm studying for the upcoming season now. and i just thought of this situation. i'm sure it's happened in the past to someone. thanks! |
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Yes, you must call it on a specific player in this instance and yes, it would then also be an indirect on the head coach.
But you have some options here: 1)You can just choose one and wait until he protests and points to the real culprit 2)You can ask who did it, and if no one answers, threaten every player with a T for trying to influence an official's decision (yeah - this one goes over real well) 3)You can arbitrarily give it to the captain (although this is not the rule, either - and you cannot support it, but I have seen it happen) 4)My personal favorite - give it to the coach's kid
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well- me and my fiba rules:P
I'd give a benchtechical to the coach- that goes even if I knew who did it acctually, a subsitutators t's goes at the coach insted, in fiba anyway...
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"Coach, I heard an f-bomb from your huddle. I don't know which player said it. Clean it up for me, would ya?"
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If you cannot identify the person who said it, do not call a T on anyone. Just warn the team or the area you heard it. If someone is stupid enough after that to use the language you have put everyone on notice (as well as the coach). We do this in football all the time where it is very difficult to tell who said what and under what circumstances. Do not just pick a player or a team. That is not right in my judgment. Do not go looking for someone to get on this please.
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that's why i asked this question...
if you don't know who said it, can you T up the coach or charge a Team T? I don't like the idea of just warning the coach. because, what happens at the next TO and the same thing happens? i've read and read the rulebook about this. and i can't find where i can charge anyone other than the player who said it. but, if you can't see who said it. i guess i would have to hover very, very close to their huddle at the next TO. i would warn the coach to clean it up. and then hover around the huddle next time to watch.
any other advise? |
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Again jmo. |
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agree...
JR, i agree with you 100%!!! and after some thoughts about your previous post. charging it to the team/head coach 10-1-8 would make sense, since they are on the bench.
thanks to everyone for all of there thoughts! |
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Well, IMO, anyways.
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well then...
well, i guess a team warning would be ok. but, what happens if it happened again later in the game. and once again, you aren't sure who said it. that's my only sticking point. i certainly won't penalize a player for something i'm not sure he/she did. that was the whole point to the original post. if you hear the "f-bomb" from the team huddle during a TO, who do you penalize? that type of language is not called for. and i believe after reading all the post, that a TEAM T under 10-1-8 would be the appropriate ruling. you can't penalize a player, because you don't know who said it. and you can't directly penalize the coach either, because he didn't say it. but, i bet by issuing a TEAM T, that language will no longer occur during that game.
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