"Beckoning Coach" for an injured player

[doubleringer]

Never done it for that, but I did have a beckoned coach come to me instead of going to her player to tell me there had to be a foul because her player was hurt. That one got dealt with.

[Y2Koach]

How would you suggest dealing with an official that stands over a player and tells him to "stop faking" and "get your @$$ up" and tries to administer the throw-in while the player is still on the ground?

[JugglingReferee]

If I see a coach come onto the court on their own, I beckon them automatically and 100% of the time. This will help in the administration of the injury - when I saw the player injured, I beckoned the coach.

If a coach came onto the court to an uninjured player, and affected the opponents, of course I have a T.

[JugglingReferee]

Originally Posted by Y2Koach

How would you suggest dealing with an official that stands over a player and tells him to "stop faking" and "get your @$$ up" and tries to administer the throw-in while the player is still on the ground?

Possible suspension from doing games.

[jdmara]

Originally Posted by Y2Koach

How would you suggest dealing with an official that stands over a player and tells him to "stop faking" and "get your @$$ up" and tries to administer the throw-in while the player is still on the ground?

Contact your state's licensing body. Ridiculous!


If there is an injury the coach is always beckoned in my opinion.

-Josh

[Adam]

Coach gets the benefit of the doubt on this, but the player will come out or a timeout will be burned.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Y2Koach

How would you suggest dealing with an official that stands over a player and tells him to "stop faking" and "get your @$$ up" and tries to administer the throw-in while the player is still on the ground?

Tar and feathers should work well.