How "head" is a post-ejection assistant coach

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Thu Oct 02, 2008, 07:52am

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Originally Posted by Back In The Saddle

But here's my question: If the assistant assumes the role of head coach, then he would also be charged with indirect technicals for any misbehavior by his bench, would he not? It seems logical to me that he would. I've just never thought about it before, nor do I recall it being discussed when talking about head coach ejections.

I agree -- for any "indirects" that occur under his/her watch.

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