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Wed Jan 15, 2014, 11:21pm
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I think to go along with this you need to know your audience. Meaning, if you know a coach has a history of being a hot-head, admitting that you missed a call to them might not be a good way to keep them calm. There are ways to let a coach know that you may have misjudged or misapplied a rule without actually saying those exact words.
Also, if I were to admit to a coach that I screwed something up, I would allow myself 1 per season to that particular coach... They remember! 
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