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H.S. Rule talking about referee jurisdiction to award technicals after clock runs
I’m Assisting my oldest son coaching my youngest son’s playoff game last night. Never got tossed in my life, coached 50 different rec teams. Got maybe 4 techs over 500 plus games before this for pointing out 'no calls'.
In first couple minutes, it’s like a football game out there (6th graders in rec), so we both complain ‘pretty strongly’ and get ‘T’d up. Tonight is the final playoff game, and we have no coach and here’s why. After the game was over, referees were sitting at scorers table waiting for game next game to ref. Teams had shaken hands and gone off to their respective corners I walked up to one after the game, simply told him that it was the worst refereed game I’d been a part of for 15 years (8 injury timeouts had to be called because players were falling down getting injured and several crying! because of “no calls”). Game over, we won OT 37-35.They were sitting at the scorers table waiting for the next game to start. Full five minutes after game is over, Ref T’s me again, results in next game suspension (and two free throws five minutes after game over for other team, which thankfully they miss).—and my son is not available to coach tonites championship playoff game, flying to Atlanta. Anyway, if anyway has a copy of these rules, I’d appreciate you forwarding to me asap only at [email protected] as the board is considering whether to revoke the tech and suspension because the ref may not have had JURISDICTION once game was over and they were off of the court. I just physically need the rules, and I can’t find the rules anywhere on the internet. Sorry to bother, but if I have the high school rules, which govern in Florida, that may help—so if you know anyone who has a copy and will provide and scan those specific rules, much appreciated. These are the rule numbers that were cited by them, but not the rule itself: Rule 2.2 article 4 with respect to officials jurisdiction. Page 15. Rule 10-4 bench technical. Article 1a. Page 62. Page 72 technical foul penalty summary. See Assistant Coach and Head Coach at bottom two grids of chart. Anybody who has copies, please provide to me at [email protected] Thanks for any help!! |
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Normally I would welcome you to the Forum counselor (yes, your email address told me and everybody else that you are a lawyer), BUT: You had NO BUSINESS approaching the officials after the game. I don't care if your team won or lost, or if you thought the officials were the greatest you had ever seen, or the worst you had ever seen. If I had been one of the officials I would have told you to keep moving or I would call 911. The officials really had no rule support for whacking but that didn't give you the right to get some cheap shots in. If you really wanted to let them know how you felt that you should have been a man and given them your cheap shots during the game so you would have received the TF's you deserved. You deserve not being on the bench. If your son can't coach his brother's team, then find another parent who can. By the way, I have basketball officiating friends in Tampa and Brevard County. Please let me know where you are located so that they can be on the look out for you. MTD, Sr.
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Know your role, coach
On top of what MTD said, you have no right to communicate with officials during the game as you were the ASSISTANT COACH & not the HC.
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Furthermore, a whistle IS NOT required every time a kid falls down or gets hurt!! If the kids dont like contact... GO PLAY TABLE TENNIS! "Somebodys gonna get hurt" is one of the most stupid comments of All-Time. The fact of the matter is, we blow our whistle AFTER contact that results in adv/dis. We dont blow just BEFORE an injury may occur & pause the action. Had you stayed in your lane, you would still be in the game
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Wait a second ????????
Do you go to court (your job) not knowing the law????? Then why did you go into this game and not know the rules of basketball????
Game was over you won be happy....... Sir you are not qualified to comment on the officiating, just like I would have no business to comment on your ability to represent...... Last edited by Multiple Sports; Thu Jun 07, 2012 at 04:41pm. |
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Maybe the officials thought it was the worst coached game they had ever seen. Only difference is that they kept their thoughts to themselves!
With all of that coaching experience I am surprised you don't have Div 1 and NBA teams beating a path to your door with contract offers
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Oh... and it looks like your a personal injury
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"Some guys they just give up living, and start dying little by little, piece by piece. Some guys come home from work and wash-up, and they go Racing In The Street." - Springsteen, 1978 Last edited by cmckenna; Thu Jun 07, 2012 at 12:48pm. |
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Since your attorney gig apparently doesn't pay you enough to spend $8ish on a rulebook, here's the relevant part. Quote:
The officials were still in the visual confines of the playing area, so they still have jurisdiction. End of Story. Quote:
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Dude no one really cares honestly. I am sure the kids will forget after you get them ice cream. Give it a break. I do not care if you are a lawyer, a doctor or a janitor, get some perspective in life. These are after all just games. And I doubt in your real job that if someone did not like your job, they would have the right to get in your face and say you were the worst at that profession. And I am sure you would also think someone that was not in your profession was nuts for approaching you like that. Peace
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The best part of this whole thing is that the Original Poster gets to meet with those 6th grade kids and their parents and explain to all of them that they won't be playing in their championship game because he couldn't keep his mouth shut!!
The fault is 100% yours, dman. Now "man up" and admit that to these kids and their parents...don't you dare try to blame the loss of their championship game experience on anyone else. Had you kept your mouth shut and left the gym, those kids would be playing again. |
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Still trying to figure out how an official's whistle after the play would have prevented the injuries or crying?
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