Atta boy!

[mbyron]

The principle that "a coach who makes a true statement never deserves a T" is incorrect. In addition to being a wisecrack, which seems to be the case here, the true statement could also be:
a. overly demonstrative, showing up the official,
b. include profane gestures,
c. personal ("you suck" gets a T even if true!),
d. prolonged, and occur after the coach was warned to keep his comments to himself.

The truth is no defense.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

So he T'd the assistant coach for making a completely true statement about something which he just did? I don't like it at all.

Are you f'ing serious. It's no coach's business, head or assistant, what I am talking to my partner(s) about. And if he has a smart comment to make about it, especially after being chirpy all game, I'll T him and not think twice about it afterwards.