Disqualified Player

[BillyMac]

I once informed a coach that his player had fouled out and he replied sarcastically, "Why do you think I've got a substitute at the table?" A few seconds later, we had a "tea party".

[Raymond]

AFTER I have informed my partners that we have a disqualified player if I turn to the coach and see it's obvious he is aware I just keep my distance, put up 5 fingers, and say 5. I've never had a problem.

[bob jenkins]

If I see a sub at the table, I ask the coach (from the reporting area), "This sub is for the DQ'd player?" It counts (in my book) as the notification.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

AFTER I have informed my partners that we have a disqualified player if I turn to the coach and see it's obvious he is aware I just keep my distance, put up 5 fingers, and say 5. I've never had a problem.

Got the annoyed "I know" last night. The sub was already at the table, so I just let the sub in, turned away from the coach, and got into position for the FTs.

[Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.]

Originally Posted by Zoochy

Player fouls out with 1 second, 5 seconds, 30 seconds, 1 minute.....
Player is ready to sub for DQ'ed player. Do you always tell the coach and player about the disqualification?

With apologies to the late J. Dallas Shirley: Always inform the HC.

MTD, Sr.

[Loudwhistle2]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

I once informed a coach that his player had fouled out and he replied sarcastically, "Why do you think I've got a substitute at the table?" A few seconds later, we had a "tea party".

I almost had that situation about three weeks ago. "Coach that's 5 on 23 I need a sub." He looks at me and points to a sub standing at the table then says, "what do you think that is?" (in my mind "okay a$$ hole, next little comment and you'll be sitting" he had been a little chirpy the whole game. One of those guys that would ask about a call and when you begin to tell what you had they get this poop eating grin on their face like you're feeding them a complete line of BS.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by Loudwhistle2

I almost had that situation about three weeks ago. "Coach that's 5 on 23 I need a sub." He looks at me and points to a sub standing at the table then says, "what do you think that is?" (in my mind "okay a$$ hole, next little comment and you'll be sitting" he had been a little chirpy the whole game. One of those guys that would ask about a call and when you begin to tell what you had they get this poop eating grin on their face like you're feeding them a complete line of BS.

Rather than say that I need a sub, giving them a chance for such a response, I ask if that is their sub for #23. If they say no, I have the timer start the count, if yes, the sub comes in an we move on.

[Loudwhistle2]

Originally Posted by Camron Rust

Rather than say that I need a sub, giving them a chance for such a response, I ask if that is their sub for #23. If they say no, I have the timer start the count, if yes, the sub comes in an we move on.

I'll try that next time, thanks for the idea.