T after game ended
I thought I'd shared an interesting story. AAU game, NFHS rules.
Our team was down 2 when the final horn sounded. We're shaking hands with the other team, and the other team's coach who had been complaining all game (no T's during game), gives the ref some more crap. The ref T's him up and tells me to give him a shooter. I was aware of the rule, but had never seen it called. All heck breaks loose. Parents and coaches arguing "the game's over, you can't do that!, etc...". The tournament director comes over. Big pow-wow. Anyway, we get to shoot our technical (because, of course, the ref is right, and the rules support him). Our guy misses the first one, and the ref signals end of game. I ask if we can shoot the second one, and he says that we don't shoot it, because it doesn't change the outcome. I'm sure he's right, but he let us shoot the other one when I told him that he might have to 'T' up the other coach again. We made the 2nd free throw and the other coach stormed off without another word, and we lost by 1. |
good job Ref.
he's right, no need to shoot the second shot. |
If he had T'd the coach up again, then you could have shot the 2nd free throw of the first T followed by the other two.
Good job on the refs for making the call. I'll bet that coach doesn't take the final horn to be some sort of free-license again. |
Ditto
One of my partners WHACKED a HC the other night after the game ended too. The offending coach's team won by five.
The coach "doubled as a commentator" early in the game and after I got tired of hearing it a few times up and down the court, he got the ole stop sign and a verbal from me - "Coach, no more. I'll ref, you coach. We don't need the commentary." I informed my partners. After the game ended and as we were leaving the court, my partner said the coach got abusive to him and he WHACKED him so he could report it to the league and our assignor. End of the game doesn't give them a free shot! |
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Why in the world are the game officials still on the court watching the handshake line in the first place. MTD, Sr. |
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dsturdy5: The Massachusetts Interscholatic Athletic Association has nothing to do with AAU basketball tournaments, therefore, I ask once again, why were the game officials still on the court watching the handshake line. MTD, Sr. |
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Coach Bill: There is always a place to go. Get out of the gym and go somewhere, but do not stick around on the court. MTD, Sr. |
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