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If a coach comes out to question a call during a live ball you'll do what, exactly?
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Second, you are the T, bench side during the first throw of a 2-shot FT. The ball is just being bounced to the thrower (at the throwers disposal), the player is taking a breath and bouncing the ball, and the AC politely stands up and comes to you, slightly on the court, and asks a simple non threatening question. I do believe that would be a live ball situation, but then again.... Please avoid inflammatory language like "stupid" as it has a way of reflecting back. |
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His point wasn't that it couldn't actually happen; but that if it does happen, you don't have to decide whether to answer the question. It's a T. And your question was implied in your "depends" statement.
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Around here, during the game the AC is not acknowledged. Most officials treat intermissions & half-time differently & will communicate with or through an AC.
IMO, when the AC gets HC status we are asking for trouble & sooner or later will have to address it in a negative way. I think is better to not get there.
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As an assistant in previous years, I've never had a problem asking an official something. Of course, it's usually to clarify something so I can prove to my players that the refs aren't out to cheat them, something like "how late was he? a step late or nowhere close?" on a charge attempt called a block or "too much space?" between player and opponent on a over the back (yal love this phrase!) no-call on a rebound. plus im polite and not obnoxious (usually). According to some of the above posts, I probably shouldve been called for 5 T's a game if we go look at the game tape.
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