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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Mark Padgett
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![]() Since you have only 14 posts, obviously, you are new to this board. Unlike the "other" one, people here only make personal remarks in a light-hearted, teasing, non-mean spirited way. We always add a or , or something similar to let the other person know we are just kidding.And another thing - if you are going to participate here, you have to be able to take it as well as dish it out. You will also find there is a lot of humor used on this board, and pretty much everyone seems to like it and participates in it (some funnier than others - see MTD's posts - see, I used a winky face). When we get closer to next season, there will be more serious discussion and fewer non-basketball threads and posts.
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You are absolutely correct. I did not proofread the first posting nor the posting with the correction.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by ChuckElias
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Great question!!!
Don't have rule book with me. After reading the replys I agree that it would VERY difficult to do, but I believe it could be done in a rare occasion. Example: Coach with no T's throws a chair onto the court (i.e. Bobby Knight). I think that would deserve an early exit without warning.
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Unless we somehow get game management involved, there is no way for an official to summarily dismiss a coach without first assessing the requisite number of technical fouls.
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