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For me, this is a perfect example of not being prepared for the worst. I have heard officials say that coaches are problems, not problems and many other things. We should be prepared to handle the situation for that particular game. It doesn't matter how coaches normally act if they are acting like a fool on a particular night.
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On the other hand the visiting coach has a very bad reputation of getting out of hand and getting T'd up by many officials. I personally have never had a problem with him in the two previous games I officiated for him and my partners and I talked about him as well. So we talked about that extensively in our pre-game and it showed how things were addressed when the game was a nut cutter and we were calling a lot of fouls against both teams in very critical situations. We were on top of most blow-ups from the coach. I agree that we do not want to penalize a coach because they have been a jerk in the past, but you need to be aware if they have a pattern of behavior that might affect judgments on when or when not to T them later in the game. Peace
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