Unsportsmanlike?

[slow whistle]

This happened Fri night BV game. Right at the end of 1st quarter two players go to the ground and one of my partners saw that one sort of pushed and the other pulled him down. Horn goes off and said partner goes to get the two of them basically to warn them to knock it off. One kid stays there to listen the other basically blew him off and turned and walked away...set aside for a moment the question as to why didn't he call the push and/or pull to begin with, what if anything do you do to the kid who blew you off?

[tjones1]

Sounds like your partner handled the way I would. I probably wouldn't of have a double here. Talk to them and tell them to knock it off. The player that blew your partner off I wouldn't have done anything there. However, that player just showed me he doesn't want to listen; therefore, I'm probably not going to talk to him any longer throughout the game. I'll just blow the whistle.

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by tjones1

However, that player just showed me he doesn't want to listen; therefore, I'm probably not going to talk to him any longer throughout the game. I'll just blow the whistle.

I agree. Though I won't be targeting the player, he has surrendered his benefit of a doubt card for the rest of the game.

[tjones1]

Originally Posted by Welpe

I agree. Though I won't be targeting the player, he has surrendered his benefit of a doubt card for the rest of the game.

Right. To be clear, I'm not going to target that player either.

[Welpe]

Of course. I hope you didn't take it that I was saying that you would.

[tjones1]

No, no Welpe... certainly not. Just thought I'd clarify before someone did... how I wrote it I suppose one could possibly think that. No worries.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by tjones1

Right. To be clear, I'm not going to target that player either.

As soon as they broke the huddle from the intermission I would have targeted his a$$ for a quick conversation.