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Mon Feb 25, 2002, 02:59pm
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JV pregame, we meet with one coach who is supposedly the head coach of the JV. When the game commences, another coach is the one standing, coaching, and whining to the officials. Turns out, he's the head coach of the varsity. Who is the "real" JV coach or how do you handle this?
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Mon Feb 25, 2002, 03:12pm
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Allow whoever they say to stand. Don't let them change after they've decided who is the coach for that game.
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Mon Feb 25, 2002, 03:13pm
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It doesn't matter to me which one they choose but there can be only one head coach. If this is a JV game and the JV head coach attends the coaches meeting, then he's the head coach. Tell the other guy to sit his a$$ down.
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Mon Feb 25, 2002, 03:18pm
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I agree with Bob confirm who the head coach is for this game and go from there.
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Mon Feb 25, 2002, 03:25pm
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Sound's like you were tag teamed!
If the guy in the pregame said he was the coach, then he's the coach. Sit the pseudo (varsity) coach down. If you didn't ask and he didn't say, then you have no grounds to take any action. You could do a little preventative work here and just ask. The head coach may tell you he's coaching both games. If he says the other guy is coach and he's just helping, you have the perfect chance to sit him down.
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Mon Feb 25, 2002, 09:02pm
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easy to handle
Whack him, then niether can stand!
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Mon Feb 25, 2002, 09:22pm
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Last year, I think
Working a District second round, I had done the same thing... met the head coach.
At some point in the 3rd quarter, maybe, I have a throw-in, and seeing the assistant coach standing while the "head coach is sitting. I went to the bench and asked the sitting coach, "You did tell me that you are the head coach, didn't you? Do you want to use the box?" The head coach said, "Oh! I'm the head coach. ...I understand. I'll use the box." These fellas did not even think about the rule. The assistant sat the remainder of the game with no problem. The team in question was getting blown out, and I did not feel additional action was necessary. (There was never a comment from the other team regarding who was standing.) This was an easy fix because of that game, that night, that gym, but it was not per book. mick
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Tue Feb 26, 2002, 07:42am
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Had this happen last year in a girls varsity game. Both coaches were female and they were playing tag team on standing. During dead ball sitch, I asked (again), which was the head coach and one of them replied "We share everything" with an emphasis on "everything". I know this sounds sexist, but they were both really good looking. I told them that unfortunately, they could not share things tonight and only 1 could stand. They both laughed about it and one sat down and stayed seated the rest of the game. I thought their comment was funny, but my partner (female) didn't.
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Tue Feb 26, 2002, 12:21pm
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