Should have I pulled the trigger?

[Freddy]

Report all this to proper authorities, for sure.
Coaches who rage against you for things they don't see at the time sometimes identify with your decision after reviewing video. We had a taunting T this past week that I know the coach didn't see himself but after reviewing our film which was taken from right next to the school camera operator, I know he'll see the reason for the call when he sees his film.
If all things happened as you describe, you were right on all counts with the exception of holding off on that last one. I've never seen that particular gesture, but it doesn't have much to do with educational athletics, I don't think.

[canuckrefguy]

Definitely send the kid to the locker room for the screaming f-bomb. Then he doesn't even have a chance to stick around and make a further jackazz out of himself.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by canuckrefguy

Definitely send the kid to the locker room for the screaming f-bomb. Then he doesn't even have a chance to stick around and make a further jackazz out of himself.

I'd never send a kid to the locker room for an F bomb. Ever.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by canuckrefguy

Definitely send the kid to the locker room for the screaming f-bomb. Then he doesn't even have a chance to stick around and make a further jackazz out of himself.

Originally Posted by Adam

I'd never send a kid to the locker room for an F bomb. Ever.

Are we allowed to "eject" high school basketball players? I thought that we were only allowed to "eject" adults?

[TimTaylor]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

Are we allowed to "eject" high school basketball players? I thought that we were only allowed to "eject" adults?

Correct. Adults are ejected from the venue, kids are DQ'd/ejected from the game to the bench.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by TimTaylor

Correct. Adults are ejected from the venue, kids are DQ'd/ejected from the game to the bench.

We can if the kid continues to be a disruption, but I rank that up there with forfeiting the game on the list of things that only happen after I've tried everything else.

Or so I recall. Now that I'm thinking about it, I can't remember if this was a state rule or a Fed rule.

[canuckrefguy]

Originally Posted by Adam

I'd never send a kid to the locker room for an F bomb. Ever.

Originally Posted by BillyMac

Are we allowed to "eject" high school basketball players? I thought that we were only allowed to "eject" adults?

Originally Posted by TimTaylor

Correct. Adults are ejected from the venue, kids are DQ'd/ejected from the game to the bench.

Originally Posted by Adam

We can if the kid continues to be a disruption, but I rank that up there with forfeiting the game on the list of things that only happen after I've tried everything else.

Or so I recall. Now that I'm thinking about it, I can't remember if this was a state rule or a Fed rule.

Sorry fellas - in FIBA, a disqualifying foul results in ejection from the game and the venue, should have clarified.