Lesson (Re)Learned and Question

[Raymond]

My standard lines, and they come after the first transgression, are either:

To HC (for entire bench to hear): Coach, your assistants don't have the same privileges you have

or

To Asst: That's enough.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

My standard lines, and they come after the first transgression, are either:

To HC (for entire bench to hear): Coach, your assistants don't have the same privileges you have

or

To Asst: That's enough.

I think I am going to use that first one. I have already used the second one.

Peace

[Anchor]

My line of choice is to the HC--"Coach, control your bench."

It puts things in perspective for all.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Anchor

My line of choice is to the HC--"Coach, control your bench."

It puts things in perspective for all.

I personally don't like to "direct" the HC. I rather imform him of the problem and give him/her a chance to deal with it. However, I have no problem "directing" assistant coaches.

[Ignats75]

I wish I had the balls to use the line that is in my signature VVVVVVVVV

In reality I tell the coach that if he wants to retain his coachng box privileges, he needs to control his bench. BUT! Only one warning. And I make sure he hears me tell my partners(s) that he has been warned.