Originally Posted by tomegun (Post 806106)

+1

Conversely, I give players Ts for partial acts. For instance, if I hear "That call was bull..." it doesn't matter what else they say. I wouldn't hear the rest anyway over the sound of my whistle. :D

Originally Posted by tomegun (Post 806106)

+1

Conversely, I give players Ts for partial acts. For instance, if I hear "That call was bull..." it doesn't matter what else they say. I wouldn't hear the rest anyway over the sound of my whistle. :D

Originally Posted by ref3808 (Post 806070)

Girls 8th Grade, Top division in a very competitive league.

First half, during the first 4-5 min coach has had a comment on just about every call. He requests a time out, and as I go to the table he approaches me on the floor and again questions calls. I tell him that I don't mind questions at an appropriate time, but that he cannot continue to question every ruling that I or my partner make. He turns and in front of his team says loudly, "you guys need to call it both ways" and he gives me the dismissive hand wave.

I thought at that point he had earned the T I assessed. Should I have walked away?

After the game he approached both officials, shook our hands, and asked me why I assessed the T? (in this league there is usually no room for officials so we are generally in the gym and on the floor after/between games)

He obviously didn't think his comment deserved a technical and even mentioned that he's directed that comment to other officials with no response from them.

Originally Posted by 26 Year Gap (Post 806138)

The ABS meter may have been running a bit too long,

Originally Posted by grunewar (Post 806136)

What Harvey Dahl said in yesterday's Rams game would draw a T from you!? :eek:

Originally Posted by BktBallRef (Post 806171)

A wave off may not get a T. A remark may not get a T. Yelling may not get a T.
Being out of the coaching box may not get a T. Rolling a travel may not get a T.

Any combination of two will always get a T.

Originally Posted by fiasco (Post 806174)

Yelling "travel" while making the motion always gets a T from you??

Originally Posted by BktBallRef (Post 806180)

The traveling thing is an example of showing officials up with his movements and actions.

The point is I can ignore one infraction but if he's going to do 2 or 3 things he shouldn't be doing, he's getting what he's asked for.

Originally Posted by tomegun (Post 806160)

I'm not sure what you are talking about, but if a kid uses profanity while showing his disgust with a call, yes it will get a T.

Originally Posted by Mark Padgett (Post 806078)

"Why would I want to nip some guys butt?"

Originally Posted by InsideTheStripe (Post 806196)