Uncalled Cheap Shots

[BLydic]

I'm sorry, but if they are in chronological order and after I saw #1, #3 becomes flagrant and #34 is gone.

Oblivious? After #5, the one everyone agrees is the only flagrant foul, the C comes in for a chat with #34. Looked like a pleasant conversation with possibly a little pat on the fanny.

[deecee]

This is an awful display of officiating. Absolutely, completely disgraceful.

[Freddy]

For anyone who might have missed it, a poster gave a terrifically helpful link to the Georgia State Association's 2011 training video on the topic of "Fighting". Included is the advice mentioned above that things like this don't just happen all of a sudden, that there are identifiable precursors we should be alert for to keep stuff like this from happening.
This is a great resource for any association meeting.
Link: http://http://www.ghsa.net/basketball. Scroll down to 2011 Training Video.

[chseagle]

In a couple of clips, you'll see the AD in the corner (purple with white stripes polo). He just stands there & does nothing even when the Highland fans start spouting off unsporting comments towards #34 & the officials.

What the video shows is not the standard of play for Connell High.

Hopefully I'll have the opportunity to speak with both the Principal & AD about the video & the potential threats made in the comments on Wednesday.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by chseagle

In a couple of clips, you'll see the AD in the corner (purple with white stripes polo). He just stands there & does nothing even when the Highland fans start spouting off unsporting comments towards #34 & the officials.

The AD has no role to do anything, at least not say anything to the players or the officials. That is not the ADs job to say during the game.

Peace

[chseagle]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

The AD has no role to do anything, at least not say anything to the players or the officials. That is not the ADs job to say during the game.

Peace

The AD can however remove unruly fans for unsportsmanlike conduct. He can also make the request to the Boys' coach that the player be removed from the game or face some sort of penalty.

[Sco53]

The GHSA video linked on post #18 is very good!

[Adam]

Originally Posted by chseagle

He can also make the request to the Boys' coach that the player be removed from the game or face some sort of penalty.

OK, I just have to ask. What sort of penalty are you thinking the AD can impose upon the coach of another school? Can he turn off the hot water in the vistors' showers?

[chseagle]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

OK, I just have to ask. What sort of penalty are you thinking the AD can impose upon the coach of another school? Can he turn off the hot water in the vistors' showers?

Not against the visiting school, I was meaning can impose some penalty against the home coach/player for allowing such activities to happen.

Unfortunately I was not there that night, so I have no idea how the home coach responded to the calls/action.

I do know that is not the normal play for the team, White 34 should have been sitting after the first incident by the coach.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by chseagle

The AD can however remove unruly fans for unsportsmanlike conduct. He can also make the request to the Boys' coach that the player be removed from the game or face some sort of penalty.

He can make any request off the court he likes. He cannot do that in the middle of the game or in a way that disrupts the game.

Peace

[Bad Zebra]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

He can make any request off the court he likes. He cannot do that in the middle of the game or in a way that disrupts the game.

Peace

He can certainly DIRECT his coach to address 34's play immediately.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

He can make any request off the court he likes. He cannot do that in the middle of the game or in a way that disrupts the game.

Peace

Now that I know he's talking about the home coach, the AD can certainly say something to the coach. He is his boss, after all (unless it's one of those schools where the boys basketball coach has more pull than the AD).

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

He can make any request off the court he likes. He cannot do that in the middle of the game or in a way that disrupts the game.

Peace

Sure he can. He can kick the kid off the team any time he wishes....even in the middle of the game. As game management, he can have the game stopped and forfeit it. You can certainly pull exception cases out where the AD has no authority but that would be the extreme exception, not the norm. If not the AD, then the Principal. Someone, whoever it might be, at the gym is in charge of the facility and the event and can shut it down.

[fiasco]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

The AD has no role to do anything, at least not say anything to the players or the officials. That is not the ADs job to say during the game.

Disagree.

The AD is the director of athletics at the school. He oversees all of the goings on involving athletics at the school. It's a home game. He absolutely has the power to step out on the court and yank those pieces of garbage off the floor, send them to the locker room and tell them they won't play another game in a CHS uniform.

But, he didn't.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by fiasco

Disagree.

The AD is the director of athletics at the school. He oversees all of the goings on involving athletics at the school. It's a home game. He absolutely has the power to step out on the court and yank those pieces of garbage off the floor, send them to the locker room and tell them they won't play another game in a CHS uniform.

But, he didn't.

You want an administrator (who it is possible you do not know is an administrator) coming onto the court and escalate the situation by pulling someone off the court? Good luck with that.

They can have any conversation off the court they want. They have a job to do to run the oversee, but during the game they do not have to right or the authority to get involved during the contest. If the AD does such a thing, there might be others that feel they are responsible for those kinds of things and get involved. When we are hired to work the game, there are protocols and this would be inappropriate for them to go onto the court for something they do not control.

Peace