T or no T

[deecee]

Originally Posted by Rob1968

Some of the context of this situation is discernible: 2nd half of the ballgame; player heads towards her bench. So, she probably has 2 or more fouls and knew she would sit, due to this foul call and her coach's philosophy. The official, if he thought to T her for her actions, knew it would further affect her playing, and might incite her coach to complain about being too strict. And thinking that she was going to sit, anyway, he may have thought to not T her, but just comment to her as she passed by him.
I work for an assignor who would definitely consider a T in this situation to be excessive, unfortunately.

This may surprise some here but I don't make calls bf on you're I think a player or coach would feel or react. I also don't care of a player's foul count when making a call.

[MD Longhorn]

Originally Posted by deecee

I don't make calls bf on you're I think a player or coach would feel or react.

Anyone have a clue how to decipher this?

[Adam]

Originally Posted by deecee

This may surprise some here but I don't make calls bf on you're I think a player or coach would feel or react. I also don't care of a player's foul count when making a call.

Can you please re-word that first sentence?

[deecee]

Doh, that teaches me to post while mobile. I meant to say I don't care on what they may say or feel when making a call