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Nate it is not our job to mark floors, just like it is not our job to wipe the floor, clean up blood.
We can assist, but in the pregame meeting tell them there are no boxes and without a box they will sit. Then offer that if they have tape you can show them where the boxes are and they can tape it for both teams. |
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Nate, your question has been answered over and over again. if there's no coaching box, BOTH coaches sit. That's by the rule that JR posted. If you want to ask the home team to mark boxes, that's fine. But if the choose not to, then the coaching boxes do not exist. If they do not exist, coaches have to sit. That's by rule.
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In Wisconsin, if they boxes aren't there and the host school for some reason has no tape laying around to get it done before tip-off, neither team gets to use one. I have never had it happen though.
Consider yourself lucky too, it is only used in varsity games here. |
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Really wish I had insisted on putting something down for a box before my last game. Freshmen boys - figured I could just wing it.
Well, home coach thinks he's entitled to use the ENTIRE bench (chairs stretching from the endline up to the scorer's table), I look over and realize he's standing, basically even with the lower block of the FT lane. I motion him back and tell him he can't be down that far. Few plays later, I notice him there again - give him another point back to where the coaching box should be. Ball goes OOB, home team gets the throw in their backcourt (1st half still), and the coach wanted to talk to one of his players. Instead of having the player come to the edge of the court, he comes on to the court. I go over, give him the stop sign, and tell him that he cannot come onto the court. I then pointed out his last player on the bench and told him he could go that far (even though it was probably too big of a box) and that this was his last warning. Of course, later in the game, he's way down at the end of the bench, so I assessed the technical. Only problem - I reported it for "being out of the coaching box" only to get everyone giving me the look of "What the bruce are you talking about? There isn't a coaching box."
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The Coaching box allowance entered the rules several years back. The floors should be permanently marked by now. No mark ==> No box ==> no allowance ==> Tape! No way.
If the school wants a box, they need to paint them on the floor. The idea of allowing one coach to have a box and the other to not have one is also ridiculous. Both or neither. And just cause you have one doen't mean you have to use it. Box... shmox.
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