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Old Mon Jan 02, 2012, 08:10am
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Like The Tea Nazi Says, "No Tea For You" ...

Sounds like a "What? Me?" shrug. I'm probably going to just ignore it. Which means that I can't complain about it, so I won't.
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Old Mon Jan 02, 2012, 08:22am
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Sounds like a "What? Me?" shrug. I'm probably going to just ignore it.
I'll probably agree with this. Unless it becomes overly demonstrative. Then, I'll deal with it.
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Old Mon Jan 02, 2012, 10:20am
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When it is excessive, I've been heard to say to the player, "Put your arms down! It's undignified to beg!" That stops it.
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Old Mon Jan 02, 2012, 12:07pm
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Nice Answer
Quick to the point and it tells them to knock it off
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Old Mon Jan 02, 2012, 12:36pm
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I don't mind the sincere "What did I do?" I'm happy to explain the call. What I'm seeing is the immediate default to this and the look over to the coach. Coach is already irritated the call went against him, then he gets the player reaction that suggests the call was missed. It can also incite negative spectator reaction. All on a correctly called foul/violation.
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Old Mon Jan 02, 2012, 12:56pm
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"Coach, I'll be glad to answer a reasonable question about what I called, but I can't have your player showing me up."
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Old Mon Jan 02, 2012, 01:21pm
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"Coach, I'll be glad to answer a reasonable question about what I called, but I can't have your player showing me up."
Told a player something similar to this directly once when he complained that the kid he fouled wasn't shooting. As I reported the foul, he approached my partner:

Player: "He said we could ask questions."
Partner: "what's your question "
Player: "He wasn't shooting."
Partner: "That's not a question."

Not a word from that player the rest of the game.
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Old Mon Jan 02, 2012, 06:55pm
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In my small area of the world we refer to this as the "Jesus arms." As soon as we see it we address it as showing up the officials and inciting team mates and fans, letting them know that they don't agree with the official's call. We tell the captain and coaches we will not allow players to consistantly do that and we don't want to see it any more. If we do it will warrant an "T" for unsportsmanlike conduct.
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Old Mon Jan 02, 2012, 01:45pm
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I don't mind the sincere "What did I do?" I'm happy to explain the call. What I'm seeing is the immediate default to this and the look over to the coach.
And sometimes the coach says to the player, "Yeah. You fouled him. Next time keep your arms straight up. Now quit whining and get your head in the game", or something along those lines.
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Old Mon Jan 02, 2012, 02:10pm
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That's a nice add, BillyMac. But its too early in the new year for me to give coaches any credit.
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