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Palms up
I'm seeing more of the palms up with arms out to the side after calls. Even on obvious "easy" calls. You guys seeing this? How do you handle it?
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Forgive me but not sure what you mean by "Palms up?"
Peace |
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That seems to really diffuse the situation. |
Sorry. Interpretation is, "Coach, I didn't touch him...I don't know why the stupid ref called that." Maybe its a regional thing. Or worse: only in MY games.:)
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Oh. You mean the players put their arms out with their palms out. Nope. Haven't seen any more of that than usual.
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Same here, not much different than any other time. I usually tell them to put their arms down and that usually stops it. Peace |
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(and "address, does NOT mean go right to a T.) |
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remember fellas....you promote what you permit.
if you don't address it & stop it, then you must approve of that behavior...so you really can't complain about it. |
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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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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Nice Answer
Quick to the point and it tells them to knock it off:) |
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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"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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