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Stat-Man Tue Feb 24, 2009 10:30pm

The New Rule I Learned Today
 
(8th Grade Boys)

{sarcasm} A head coach is allowed to stand at half court to coach so long as he or she does not cross the center line. :rolleyes:{/sarcasm}

I was impressed that the guy did know enough to call a time out to correct what he thought was an error. Too bad the 30 second time out he wanted became full when there was no error to correct. :D

grunewar Wed Feb 25, 2009 06:59am

Weird, I'll bet maybe a half a dozen times this yr during Rec Ball I've had to "move" the scorers table and team benches/chairs to prevent "the half-court coach."

I get to a game and notice whoever set things up for the first game put the scorers table five or so feet to one side of the Division Line. Therefore, pushing one team/coach way down toward the Endline and allowing one team/coach to be right at the Division Line.....and nobody noticed? :rolleyes:

Stat-Man Thu Feb 26, 2009 01:04am

The funniest thing I ever observed, actually, was at a college level summer league game. I was the unofficial coach for our college alumni team in the league and during one of our games, the opposing team's coach crossed half court and coached his team in our coaching box. :confused:

I figured I'd return the favor and the host school's coach (who also refreed a majority of the games) told me to get back in my box. I told him that was fine, but he better tell the other coach to stop tap-dancing his way into my box. :D He did say something to the opposing coach because the opposing coach gave me a very dirty look afterwards. I either smiled at him or shrugged my shoulders. :p

Nevadaref Thu Feb 26, 2009 01:24am

Quote:

Originally Posted by grunewar (Post 582966)
Weird, I'll bet maybe a half a dozen times this yr during Rec Ball I've had to "move" the scorers table and team benches/chairs to prevent "the half-court coach."

I get to a game and notice whoever set things up for the first game put the scorers table five or so feet to one side of the Division Line. Therefore, pushing one team/coach way down toward the Endline and allowing one team/coach to be right at the Division Line.....and nobody noticed? :rolleyes:

Do you have any authority to dictate how game management sets up their site? ;)

You might want to check 1.13.1.

JugglingReferee Thu Feb 26, 2009 08:38am

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nevadaref (Post 583333)
Do you have any authority to dictate how game management sets up their site? ;)

You might want to check 1.13.1.

Game safety. Easy call. ;)

WreckRef Thu Feb 26, 2009 06:33pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stat-Man (Post 582911)
(8th Grade Boys)

{sarcasm} A head coach is allowed to stand at half court to coach so long as he or she does not cross the center line. :rolleyes:{/sarcasm}

I was impressed that the guy did know enough to call a time out to correct what he thought was an error. Too bad the 30 second time out he wanted became full when there was no error to correct. :D

I "learned" in a men's league game a couple of nights ago that if a player has better rebounding position that he's allowed to push the player behind him back 3-4 feet to get a rebound that is going over his head.

Well, maybe I didn't learn it because I called a foul on him to which he gave me a quizzical look and said, "You need to learn the rules!" He then turned walked away and said quite loudly, "That's a bulls*** call."

I thought to myself, if he didn't like that call maybe he'll like this one better... WHACK!!!!

mick Fri Feb 27, 2009 11:50am

Quote:

Originally Posted by WreckRef (Post 583619)
I "learned" in a men's league game a couple of nights ago that if a player has better rebounding position that he's allowed to push the player behind him back 3-4 feet to get a rebound that is going over his head.

Well, maybe I didn't learn it because I called a foul on him to which he gave me a quizzical look and said, "You need to learn the rules!" He then turned walked away and said quite loudly, "That's a bulls*** call."

I thought to myself, if he didn't like that call maybe he'll like this one better... WHACK!!!!

Maybe he got that mixed up with going after a ball in the advantageous position.


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