Moronic coach comment of the day

[jdw3018]

Originally Posted by 81artmonk

I believe you, but that brings up so many issues that could cause a riot. What if the game is over, players are congradulating the other team and someone says something to the ref. What you say is the ref can T up the player. So the game is over and about 2/12 minutes has gone by and Team A has won. Are you saying that the ref can send Team B to the line for freethrows and win the game even after the game has ended?? What if the refs hadn't left yet and were walking toward the door and a player verbally abused a ref?? What happens in those scenrios?? You can't send a player to the line for freethrows can you?? And if you can't do that, how can you justify the same thing before a game?? Just questions about what would happen?? Not questioning your knowledge. just wondering??

Yes, actually, an official can call a T after the game, but before they've left the court. And if the FTs could have an impact on the outcome of the game, then they are administered as part of the 4th quarter.

I did, however, bold part of your statement above - if I'm officiating, I can't think of a scenario in which I'm still on the court 2 1/2 minutes after the game has ended unless there are things playing out that will impact the game...

[Adam]

Originally Posted by jdw3018

- if I'm officiating, I can't think of a scenario in which I'm still on the court 2 1/2 minutes after the game has ended unless there are things playing out that will impact the game...

I can. AAU games, YMCA games, Rec games, etc. If that much time has gone by, we've started jurisdiction for the next game. I'll let game management deal with the idiot from the previous game.

[jdw3018]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

I can. AAU games, YMCA games, Rec games, etc. If that much time has gone by, we've started jurisdiction for the next game. I'll let game management deal with the idiot from the previous game.

Touche...though I'm almost always going to step out the door somewhere for my drink of water or something that officially "changes jurisdiction."