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Like I said before, you may be working with someone new who is trying, so yes they are "weaker" than you but that isn't the question being asked in this thread. The OP was talking about that partner where all the tricks you'd use with that inexperienced official...communicating every chance you get, being a great partner, leading by example, staying on top of all game management situations...just don't work. Those partners that frustrate me are the ones who don't care, don't want to improve because they either think they don't need to or don't care because all they want is the cash. Those guys aren't developing. |
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WOW. I basically have two responses: "Tell your kids to stop fouling." "Are you saying I'm cheating or incompetent?" "Because I really want to know which T I'll be giving you." And I'm going to continue calling what is there and not start looking for stuff to make the scoreboard look better. Last edited by blindzebra; Wed Jun 13, 2007 at 02:02pm. |
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To me foul counts are no different than being aware of who is jawing at each other and nipping that in the bud. Do not blow things out of portion, what we call "game management" are things that we should be aware of in order to keep things smooth. If a coach is constantly gripping about something you should address it eventually or things might go in a direction you do not want it to go. Peace
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Coaches yapping about it, you address the yapping, not the foul count causing the yapping. As for game management, I'll nip that in the bud too. Coach A is yapping about foul counts...suddenly JRut "finds" a couple of fouls on team B, since he's now aware of a foul disperity...coach B sees this and you know what happens? Now you have two coaches yapping...your game management just got harder. I suppose the howler monkey yelling 3 seconds every trip has you scanning the paint, making sure you haven't missed the big guy toasting marshmellows, too? Last edited by blindzebra; Wed Jun 13, 2007 at 02:28pm. |
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Also if a coach is yelling 3 seconds every time up the court it will be addressed. Then again most coaches at the level I work get the hint and it is almost never addressed. Zeb, you and I have already established we do not see eye to eye on things. Why would this be any different? Peace
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