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Forgot the "T"
Oh..I forgot...early 4th quarter visiting team applying heavy pressure and fouls ball handler. I call a foul and one of the visiting players on my way to the table calls me a "homo"...so whack..."T". Coach asks why...and I told him what he called me.
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Scrappy, you make my night of braving Wally World and insane drivers sound sane!
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The coach did not pull him...I think he still had issues about the offensive foul. I can see your perspective of running the kid, but they were down 10 and didn't want to create more pandemonium. He did not say it very loud, but audible enough for me to hear it. It was a packed house...so I'm quite sure no one else could've heard him.
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General comment to coach then?
So how do you justify to the coach why a "t" was administered? Should there be no explanation for it? We are to communicate with coaches when they ask questions (he did ask me in a calm manner), I feel I can tell him the need for the technical foul.
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Coach= "What did he say?" Me= "Ask him." |
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I usually don't shut down communication with coaches like this unless they've already burned the bridge. I think it's important to have the adults on the same page as long as they're acting like adults.
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In my experience, the great majority of coaches honestly don't want crap like this coming from their players and will do something internally about it...if they know about it. If you do run into a coach that wants to wiseazz back at you after you (quickly) explained the "T", just deal with it. |
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Neither do I. But earlier in his post he mentioned that the coach was livid earlier in the game from an offensive foul that was called.
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My night went alright, thanks for asking!
Girls JV. Visitors dressed six players. Teams combined for probably 50 turnovers (at least 30 travels or illegal dribbles) and 40 fouls... and 37 points. It was 8-8 at the half, and, after a scoring orgy of unprecedented magnitude in the 4th quarter, the home team missed a wide-open three-footer with about two seconds left and wound up losing, 19-18. Ahh, small-school basketball. |
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Different sport (soccer), but a friend of mine issued a red card this year to a kid for basically being calling him the same thing. This is a no-brainer, IMO.
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It really doesn't matter WHAT name a player calls you. If it isn't "Sir" "Mr Official" or something similar.....
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