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Amesman Wed Aug 17, 2011 12:51pm
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Originally Posted by Bad Zebra (Post 778184)
Worse: Boys 9U AAU national tournament game. Coach subs out a player, gets 6 inches from the kid's ear and starts SCREAMING at him.
Curious how this might play out under NFHS. We can whack for foul language from coach to his own player, but where's your line for something prolonged / humiliating / if not nearly physical? Granted, you don't go there lightly or worry about coaching tactics, but where's the point when an over-the-top coach (who probably would hear it from his A.D. and/or parents later) is served T for non-profane berating of his own player? I didn't see anything after a quick (very quick) look in the rule and case books.

APG Wed Aug 17, 2011 01:11pm
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Originally Posted by Amesman (Post 781542)
Curious how this might play out under NFHS. We can whack for foul language from coach to his own player, but where's your line for something prolonged / humiliating / if not nearly physical? Granted, you don't go there lightly or worry about coaching tactics, but where's the point when an over-the-top coach (who probably would hear it from his A.D. and/or parents later) is served T for non-profane berating of his own player? I didn't see anything after a quick (very quick) look in the rule and case books.
You can always hand out a technical foul for unsporting conduct...remember the rule lists some examples but it's not an exhaustive list. It's up to you and your assignor to draw the line.

tref Wed Aug 17, 2011 01:12pm
Other than directing profane or inappropriate language to his players in a loud manner, I'm minding my own business.

bowlingref Wed Aug 17, 2011 02:55pm
Coach Choking Player, His Own Kid
 
During a home school tournament a coach got so infuriated with his son-player that grabbed him in a choke hold. This is one the parents that does not want his child subjected to all the bad things that go on in public schools.

Adam Thu Aug 18, 2011 07:25am
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Originally Posted by bowlingref (Post 781565)
During a home school tournament a coach got so infuriated with his son-player that grabbed him in a choke hold. This is one the parents that does not want his child subjected to all the bad things that go on in public schools.
There are lots of reasons parents choose to home school.

26 Year Gap Thu Aug 18, 2011 08:53am
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Originally Posted by bowlingref (Post 781565)
During a home school tournament a coach got so infuriated with his son-player that grabbed him in a choke hold. This is one the parents that does not want his child subjected to all the bad things that go on in public schools.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Snaqwells (Post 781745)
There are lots of reasons parents choose to home school.
The highlighted sentence makes no sense. Yes, there are lots of reasons people choose to go that route. But, like many other choices in life, just don't force it on me as being the best choice for everyone, and for everyone to agree that it is.

JWP Fri Mar 09, 2012 04:34pm
Best thing
 
I was working a girls eighth grade game, about Z level. Girl goes up and grabs a defensive rebound, but in the process, her glasses get knocked off one ear, and are barely hanging on to the other.

She turns to the girl standing next to her -- from the other team -- and hands her the ball. She fixes her glasses and turns back to the opposing girl. She hands the ball back, and they all head down court.

I give the international referee signal for "I'm not sure what just happened" and everyone in the gym is laughing. As I job past the bench, one of coaches says, "Only in girls basketball ..."

AKOFL Sat Mar 10, 2012 08:28pm
that is one of the funniest things i have ever heard.
 
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Originally Posted by jwp (Post 831105)
i was working a girls eighth grade game, about z level. Girl goes up and grabs a defensive rebound, but in the process, her glasses get knocked off one ear, and are barely hanging on to the other.

She turns to the girl standing next to her -- from the other team -- and hands her the ball. She fixes her glasses and turns back to the opposing girl. She hands the ball back, and they all head down court.

I give the international referee signal for "i'm not sure what just happened" and everyone in the gym is laughing. As i job past the bench, one of coaches says, "only in girls basketball ..."

refprof Mon Mar 12, 2012 11:26am
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Originally Posted by Bad Zebra (Post 778184)
Worse: Boys 9U AAU national tournament game. Coach subs out a player, gets 6 inches from the kid's ear and starts SCREAMING at him. I'm at the table checking something as this is happening. I mention to the scorer "I'm glad my son doesn't play for that guy". Scorer, at some point repeats my comment to said coach who, in turn, seeks me out in the parking lot to convey his displeasure about my comment. Site admin confronts him and asks him to leave. Refuses...cops...yadda yadda...cited for trespassing, banned from remainder of tournament. Gotta love AAU.
Easy fix.

T for un-sportsmanlike conduct.

RP


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