Question from a Partner (after a T)

[Adam]

Originally Posted by egj13

Once again surprised at how many would T-up for the original foul count comment. Did he throw his hands up or something when he said it? Its a JV contest for one, he wasn't lying for two...I wouldn't have given a T but probably a look like "no more kid"

And if he does it again? Another stern look? Yelling about the foul count gets the coach a warning. Yelling about a missed foul gets the coach a warning. Yelling about missed traveling, same warning. (Note, one warning total). Yelling at the refs from a player? No warning.

[egj13]

Originally Posted by Adam

And if he does it again? Another stern look? Yelling about the foul count gets the coach a warning. Yelling about a missed foul gets the coach a warning. Yelling about missed traveling, same warning. (Note, one warning total). Yelling at the refs from a player? No warning.

Yelling? He said "rather loudly" in the OP...so maybe this is a had to be there scenario.

Yelling to me is something completely different and is usually accompanied by some demostrative hand gesture or body language. That would be showing me up and would get them whacked. Rather loudly leads me to believe he said something like "come on ref that's 7-1 against us" and IMO nothing more than part of the game.

[Adam]

Questioning your integrity is normal? Ok. And again, the "showing up" test doesn't work for me. Sure, It's sufficient, but it isn't necessary for a T.

[26 Year Gap]

T in the first situation. GIGDGO in the second.

[JetMetFan]

Originally Posted by egj13

Its a JV contest for one..."

Which is exactly why he needed to be rung up. He needs to keep himself quiet and play. My guess is the "Thank you, Sir" comment was the result of his coach chewing him out at some point after the T.