Kentucky women's coach ejected (Video)

[walt]

The lead is coming out and gives him the stop sign and he gestures at almost the same time and says something to the lead which gets the 2nd T right away. It is quick but I thought it was justified. The coaches (are supposed to) know when they see the stop sign the line has been drawn.

[SC Official]

I don't understand the argument that the second was "too quick." The first T is the warning for a coach, and if he wants to continue, then the game can continue without him. I don't believe a coach should be allowed to "get his money's worth" when he gets his first T.

The ejecting official was Bryan Enterline–I'm sure he knew what he was doing.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by walt

The lead is coming out and gives him the stop sign and he gestures at almost the same time and says something to the lead which gets the 2nd T right away. It is quick but I thought it was justified. The coaches (are supposed to) know when they see the stop sign the line has been drawn.

The question that must be asked is whether the second T would have occurred had the Lead stayed away from the coach. The Trail just whacked him. The coach was upset by the Lead's no-call. As the Lead, I would have been satisfied that my partner backed me and handled the situation. I would have walked to the opposite side of the FT lane. I'm certainly not going directly over to coach. Give him some time to cool down while the 2FT are administered.

[JRutledge]

I see enough to warrant a second T. Shut up and then you will not get T'd again. Otherwise you rolled the dice and already got your say.

Peace

[jeremy341a]

3 for 3. Looks like he takes a jab at the third official on the way out.