Assistants yelling, standing up

[ThatOneRef]

Originally Posted by Bad Zebra

1. Ignore said Asst. the first time you notice him standing/yelling.
2. Address coach calmly and directly: "Coach, please control your bench".
3. Next time you see asst. standing or addressing you..."T" will be served.

In a middle school game id probably do this exact thing. But in a high school, that's an immediate T. They know better.

[APG]

Originally Posted by ThatOneRef

In a middle school game id probably do this exact thing. But in a high school, that's an immediate T. They know better.

If the assistant coaches haven't crossed the line yet, I always give the coach an opportunity to control his bench.

[Freddy]

When the assistant coach gets chippy, I always want to quote the contributor to this board who said he once said to the coach, "Coach, I'll listen to the organ grinder but not the monkey."
I don't have the guts.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by AllPurposeGamer

If the assistant coaches haven't crossed the line yet, I always give the coach an opportunity to control his bench.

Agreed, but standing and yelling at me is already across the line. Easy T for this.
Standind coaching; I'll ignore it the first time. sometimes it corrects itself.
Second time, I'll remind the HC that he's the only one with the ability to stand.

After that....

[26 Year Gap]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

OOO, imo.

Originally Posted by RichMSN

Really? An assistant in a HS varsity game stands up and yells at the officials and we're likely shooting free throws.

I agree with the new guy -- they should know better.

Bob may have just had the 'auto response' click in.

[Adam]

I think there's confusion on who the assistants are talking to. I can't imagine BZ would ignore an assistant yelling at the officials (standing or sitting), and I guess bob was thinking therefore that he was assuming the assistants were yelling at the players; in which case an immediate T would be something That Guy would do.

[JRutledge]

I would address it, but I would doubt I would give a T the first time it happened. Just like I address a lot of things before I give a T.

Peace

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by ThatOneRef

In a middle school game id probably do this exact thing. But in a high school, that's an immediate T. They know better.

OOO, imo.

[Rich]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

OOO, imo.

Really? An assistant in a HS varsity game stands up and yells at the officials and we're likely shooting free throws.

I agree with the new guy -- they should know better.