Let's play the T-Worthy Game

[BillyMac]

"You have no clue what you're doing out there, do you?"
Technical foul. He made it personal.

"Seriously, that call was atrocious."
Maybe. One of those "had to be there" situations.

"Do you have a problem with me?"
Ignore.

"What is your problem?"
Ignore.

"You're doing a great job, but your partner is awful."
Technical Foul. He made it personal.

"It's tough playing 8 on 5."
Technical foul. Accusing officials of cheating, and questioning officials' integrity.

"Blow your whistle for crying out loud!"
Maybe. One of those "had to be there" situations.

[zm1283]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

"You have no clue what you're doing out there, do you?"
Technical foul. He made it personal. Yep, T from me here.

"Seriously, that call was atrocious."
Maybe. One of those "had to be there" situations. Yeah, if this was early in the game or the first thing he had said, it probably gets ignored.

"Do you have a problem with me?"
Ignore. Yep

"What is your problem?"
Ignore. Yep

"You're doing a great job, but your partner is awful."
Technical Foul. He made it personal. Whack immediately.

"It's tough playing 8 on 5."
Technical foul. Accusing officials of cheating, and questioning officials' integrity. Whack immediately.

"Blow your whistle for crying out loud!"
Maybe. One of those "had to be there" situations. Agree again, although I gave a coach a T a few years ago for this when he screamed it at me as I was running from Trail to Lead away from his bench.

I agree with Billy and I added my comments.

[ga314ref]

Originally Posted by billymac

"you have no clue what you're doing out there, do you?"
technical foul. He made it personal.

"seriously, that call was atrocious."
maybe. One of those "had to be there" situations.

"do you have a problem with me?"
ignore.

"what is your problem?"
ignore.

"you're doing a great job, but your partner is awful."
technical foul. He made it personal.

"it's tough playing 8 on 5."
technical foul. Accusing officials of cheating, and questioning officials' integrity.

"blow your whistle for crying out loud!"
maybe. One of those "had to be there" situations.

+1

[Ignats75]

I've always maintained that the only absolutes with regards to Teeing up coaches are comments that are profane or question our integrity. That being said, nothing good can happen to a coach if he starts his speech with the word "you".

[bainsey]

Originally Posted by Ignats75

I've always maintained that the only absolutes with regards to Teeing up coaches are comments that are profane or question our integrity.

I would add imperative sentences to the list, which is why I have a T on the last item.