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Working a girls JV game last night and a player gets poked in the eye. Partner reports the foul and calls coach out to take a look a his player. Kid gets up and all is well except as the coach walks by he begins to tell me how we need to stop anticipating calls, etc.. I reply that an injury time-out is not the time and he tells my partner that I'm the weakest official he's ever seen. Whack!!!!
How would you have handled this situation? 
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Wed Nov 30, 2005, 01:11pm
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Wed Nov 30, 2005, 02:10pm
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First I tell him he lost his box, and the last act he has standing is picking a sub for his player that got poked in the eye since he came on the floor when beckoned.
Try to guess which call I'm anticipating now? 
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Wed Nov 30, 2005, 03:15pm
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I agree, I would have done it the same way. I hate it whenever a player goes down hard (with nothing to call) and is down. Then, when the coach first comes out, the first thing he/she wants to do is bi*ch about the no call, unbelieveable. Soap Box off...
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Thu Dec 01, 2005, 07:16am
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Thu Dec 01, 2005, 08:29am
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 Stripes33 said "He tells my partner that I'm the weakest official he's ever seen". If a coach dumps on my partner to me, I ain't gonna put up with it.
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Thu Dec 01, 2005, 09:42am
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JR, I had to read the original post again. This is my opinion on a situation like this. If we were in a game together and the coach made that comment to you while I'm on the other side of the court, then I would thank you for handling it. However, if I'm communicating with a coach and he looks to you, wherever you are, and makes that comment while basically talking right past me (I hope it is clear what I'm trying to describe) then it is up to me to have the intestinal fortitude to put my whistle in my mouth and handle business.
I'm not saying we shouldn't have each other's back; I'm saying we should have the courage to protect ourselves when attacked right in front of our faces.
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Thu Dec 01, 2005, 10:04am
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If you don't though, then I'm still nailing the coach for that one. Nowayinhell do I let him get away with dumping on one of my partners like that. That's the same as dumping on me, as far as I'm concerned. I'm also gonna be having a little talk with my partner after the game too.
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Thu Dec 01, 2005, 10:24am
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Preventive officiating
The only concern I would have is why were you so close to the coach for him to make that comment? In other words did he yell across the court or where you right next to him to hear his comments? One of the things I do when an injury happens is I get far away so that if there is any confrontation with a coach, he had to go out of their way to get me or my partner. We do the same in football where we have many more injuries. I am not saying that is what took place in this case, but it will possibly prevent a problem or if you have one everyone knows why the coach got a T.
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Thu Dec 01, 2005, 03:34pm
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I'd have flagged him! A T is a T and a whack is a whack. Makes no difference how close I am to the coach. I'm not changing my postion on the court in order to not provoke a coach. If he mouths off, that's HIS choice.
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Thu Dec 01, 2005, 04:04pm
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Getting away is a good point. Makes the whole thing obvious.
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Thu Dec 01, 2005, 04:10pm
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I have one almost as good. Girls JV game and home team is up by 10 in 3rd quarter. Our C official is right in front of the home coach who begins to loudly complain about the foul count being 7 to 2. The best part is that the home team has committed the 2 fouls and the visitors who are down by 10 have committed the 7 fouls. The home coach then wants to know when we are going to start to even the foul count. My partner says to the coach, "Do you realize that the count is in your favor?" At that point she says to him, "you officiate and I will coach!" She was whacked at that point.
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Fri Dec 02, 2005, 12:42pm
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Also, I find it intriging that you guys are working 3-man on JV games while we are still doing 1/2 of our V games with 2-man.
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