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I am sorry to hear that your association consists of a bunch of wimps that are afraid to enforce the rules. MTD, Sr. |
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I will add, though, that if I decide to draw this line, it's not going to be the first time I've dealt with that kid that game, and again, the coach will be informed of the ramifications of continued beligerence from his player. But once the line is drawn, you have to have some spine. |
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If a kid is instructed to do something and refuses to do it, that alone is enough to justify a technical foul by rule. Whether that's the way you want to handle it is up to you, of course, but it's not something I'd lose sleep over. |
I didn't read every post closely, but I have a question for those that aren't going to give the kid a T. Actually two questions.
1. What rule are you using to clear the lane when the kid shoots? Sorry if I am not reading this correctly (I'm tired right now), but I think I am understanding this correctly. 2. What would you do if the kid finished shooting, tucked in his shirt and both the player and coach made a huge fuss saying he/she shouldn't come out of the game? It could eventually result in a T. |
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2. Too late...explain to coach why he's coming out (his player didn't listen the first time), tell the coach he has 20 seconds and go from there. |
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As far as your answer to my second question, what are you going to do if the coach doesn't have a sub after 20 seconds and what conversation - if any - are you going to entertain during the 20 seconds? |
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And I would do what I'd regularly do if a coach doesn't have a replacement after 20 seconds. If he wants to push it and doesn't have a sub ready, then he's going to get a T. I'm not going to entertain anything during the 20 seconds. I'll give him an explanation BEFORE I start the 20 but he's not using that 20 to complain to me. |
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