Dealing with Coaches

[HitEmCold]

Thanks for the input snaqwells, since this is a school based ABA league I didn't want to push the issue hard, I did however want the call to be right the next time and unless the official is made aware of the rule, he could continue to make the same error. I have known him for several years and respect him, I will probably talk to him on a personal level sometime unless I don't get a chance to before he officiates another game of ours, then I will talk to him before the game. I tried to discuss it during the game but he didn't seem to eager to talk, so I just put it behind me for the remainder of the game.

[Adam]

There aren't a lot of good options for discussing rules during a game. If he's right or if he's wrong, you've got to go with it.
How he accepts your approach will depend on a few things, so I can't tell you how he'll take it. It's always (in my opinion) best to ask bring it up to him in a casual social setting, if you have the opportunity. Even before a game can sometimes be a poor way to start off a game.

I know what you're saying, though, in wanting the call to be right.

Can I ask what rule he got wrong?