What would it take for a double T on a 13 year old boy?

[Ignats75]

Its the same in Ohio. 2 ejections...gone for the year.

[tomegun]

Originally Posted by firedoc

The home team coach whined about every call and every no-call. In the third quarter I got tired of it and gave the coach the stop-sign and sais that I had heard enough. A few minutes later he again started to complain and took a few steps onto the court. Whack! As I stepped towards the table to report the T he said (loud enough that I couldn't ignore it) "you suck." Whack!. He then followed me to the table saying "go ahead, call another one on me." By that time my partner was there to help me out and he issued the third T.

A "stop sign" that wasn't needed and what seems like a personal attack from a coach. I would have been there to administer the free-throws, but you would have first crack at all of these technical fouls. Situations where a partner should give a second (or third) technical should be when the possibility exists that an official has it in for a coach. I mean it could look like an official has it in for a coach. If a coach verbally attacks one official and doesn't back off after the first technical, what is wrong with an official giving both (or three ) technical fouls?
Like JR just said, the first technical is a warning so I would probably do without the almighty, must happen, seems to be required, robotic, mechanic.........stop sign. Just my opinion.