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The girls played tether ball inside at my school; just like they played 6-on-6 basketball.
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but, what do you do now when they throw you the towel? *wipe the floor *refuse to wipe the floor *go looking for a manager to wipe the floor *ask coach if he remembers prior conversation...and to get mng. to wipe floor *other |
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I generally have a pretty good rapport with coaches...I don't think this would fit with my game management style...but, to each his own. |
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Why do guys feel compelled to tell the coaches and players what they should already know? I would agree the timeout situation might have been an issue 3 or 4 years ago when the rules allowed the coach to call a timeout, but now they know that rule and if they do not so be it. The same goes for the coaching box. They know the rule, they either listen to you or they suffer the consequences. If our state never instituted a sportsmanship talk, I would only ask for captains and walk away.
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However, that being said, I had a game this year where, when a kid took his warmups off to start the game---the nimrod had an illegal undershirt. We made the coach replace him. And before everyone gets their panties twisted, it was confirmed last night that the OHSAA does not want a T charged for a different starter. THe rationale being that the player was mandated to leave the lineup by the referee, not the coach. |
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The onus (oweness) is already on the players and coaches whether or not we ask them the question. |
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