What comments warrant T's (Video)

[JetMetFan]

Originally Posted by Sharpshooternes

I love how in the first one the girl in the pink caught the jacket and didn't even flinch. Looks like she may have been used to it.

That was hilarious! She has a look on her face that's like, "Coach is going nuts. Time for me to get to my spot on the floor..."

Originally Posted by #olderthanilook

Why was the coach in the final clip standing up after having received one T in the game already?

You mean in the NCAAW game?

[#olderthanilook]

Originally Posted by JetMetFan

That was hilarious! She has a look on her face that's like, "Coach is going nuts. Time for me to get to my spot on the floor..."




You mean in the NCAAW game?

Not sure what level the game was. Coach is standing by the official making comments about his first technical. Are NCAAW rules different than NFHS with regard to coaching privileges for a coach that has been given a TF?

edit: looked at the vid again. 2nd to last clip. bald coach in burnt orange v neck sweater talking to over weight zebra. boys game high school or college...don't know which.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by #olderthanilook

Not sure what level the game was. Coach is standing by the official making comments about his first technical. Are NCAAW rules different than NFHS with regard to coaching privileges for a coach that has been given a TF?

Of course they are.

[Rich1]

With the exception of maybe two clips, all of the clips in the video would definetely result in a "one and only warning coach" from me and a quick T if already warned by me or the crew. Depending on the mood of the game in general, some of them may be T's without a warning.

You may ask me a question about a call or inquire as to why the crew is calling things a certain way in a professional tone & volume, but once I answer the conversation is over(its not a debate). There will be no conversation if you get personal, scream, use profanity, or otherwise act unprofessional towards me.