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Old Mon Sep 22, 2008, 12:39pm
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The other night, I was talking with a guy who has officiated for almost 30 years. We were talking about weird things that have happened in games and he told me about a coach he considers the most annoying he's ever had. Not confrontational or nasty, just annoying. It was a JV coach who, after every basket his team made, yelled "EASY PEEZY" at the top of his lungs. At the first break, this official discussed it with his partner and, because the coach wasn't saying anything unsportsmanlike, decided there was nothing they could do. After all, it was just annoying. His partner suggested they make some calls that would wipe off their baskets, but he was just kidding.

I had a coach once who would sub at every dead ball, and I mean every one. To this day, I still have no idea why he did that.

Any other tales of just plain annoying, not necessarily unsportsmanlike, coaches out there?

Oh yeah - any of you coaches can tell about your most annoying official, if you dare!
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Old Mon Sep 22, 2008, 12:42pm
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Worked a HS camp this summer and the coaches were allowed to stand on the baseline and coach their teams. Well Coach A is under the basket on one end and his team is on offense at the other end of the floor. I swear he yelled "PICK AND POP!!" every time they had an offensive set for 40 minutes. Every time anyone set a screen while they were on offense, he would scream it. Incredibly annoying. There was no A/C in the tiny gym we were in either. I don't think that helped.
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I had a coach once who would sub at every dead ball, and I mean every one. To this day, I still have no idea why he did that.
I seen quite a few daddy coaches do that at the lower rec league levels. For some reason they seem to think that if they're not substituting, they're a coaching failure.

Talk about game interrupters.......
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Perhaps they're trying to slow the pace of the game?
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I had a coach once who would sub at every dead ball, and I mean every one.
Even after a made basket with the clock running?
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Even after a made basket with the clock running?
My point exactly. Stops the other team fast breaking
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Coaches can't sub. They can only request that we allow one....
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I seen quite a few daddy coaches do that at the lower rec league levels. For some reason they seem to think that if they're not substituting, they're a coaching failure.

Talk about game interrupters.......
My guess is a liberal coaching philosophy of playing the kids somewhat equally.
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Coaches can't sub. They can only request that we allow one....
I don't want to pile on (as I've already made a snide comment about Mark's post), but this is quite possibly the funniest post of the year.
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I seen quite a few daddy coaches do that at the lower rec league levels. For some reason they seem to think that if they're not substituting, they're a coaching failure.

Talk about game interrupters.......
We call it "gamus interruptus".
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We call it "gamus interruptus".
What if you've got no game to interruptus?
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Coaches can't sub. They can only request that we allow one....
Not entirely true (NFHS 3-3-1-b)
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What if you've got no game to interruptus?
They have a pill for this. I don't know what it's called, but I'm sure you could ask Jurassic.
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Not entirely true (NFHS 3-3-1-b)
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Not entirely true (NFHS 3-3-1-b)
I bet that 3-3-1-b says that coaches can ask the table to request a substitute on their behalf.
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