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In that situation, coach is always retroactively beckoned in games.
Then again, since he's your assignor, you should have tossed the coach because he said he should have and he's your boss.
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If things are going in that direction and the coach is helping getting the situation under control there's no way I'm whacking him. Like APG said, he's "beckoned." |
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The call shouldn't change based on the attendance of the assignor. If your local group has previously accepted that this case is a retroactive beckon, then no flagrant. With no previous group-wide policy, you have to go with the DQ.
Now, if your group wishes to use this incident as the catalyst for setting a local policy, then I say whatever you called is correct.
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I would not have T'd the coach as long as he's trying to stop the fight. I see this like a real bad player injury, I don't T the coach when he comes flying out to attend to his player with a bone sticking out of his leg!
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That coach, assuming he's entered the court to ONLY deal with his players to get them under control, could be the best one on the floor to get a volatile situation resolved. He knows the personalities of every one of his players and will probably get the one with the worst temper first. (I suppose if you're a cynic you'll say he'll get his best scorer or defender first)
As far as I'm concerned he was beckoned. I think there is an opportunity to have some dialog with your assignor here and if he says that in the future he wants the letter of the rule enforced than that's what you do if it comes up again. Personally, I think the wisest course of action is the one you took, but he's the boss. |
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(Counting on the wisdom of those who have been in this sitch, as I have not yet. Not trying to be argumentative...)
So what do we say when the assignor says "I didn't see or hear you beckon him."? |
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This is where our favorite caveat comes into play: When in Rome...
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