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PSU213 Thu Sep 30, 2004 01:20am

Had a subvarsity game today. The same coach came up with both of these:

There was a fairly long pass. It probably wasn't catchable, but there was contact by the defender. The HL called DPI. The coach yelled "it wasn't catchable." We tell him that is only a college/NFL rule. His response was "I used to be an official, and I know the rule." Uhh...ok.

Later in the game, a member of his team (they were on defense) grapped and twisted the runner's face mask. A personal foul FM was called. He yelled "how can it be a 15 yarder? It was totally unintentional." I want to hear him say the same thing if they take the player off in a ambulance with a broken neck.

cowbyfan1 Thu Sep 30, 2004 04:55am

yeah real winner there. Kind of like the coach I had the other night. Was ranting about a call and enforcement and when you tried to say anything to him he wouldn't shut up for you to be able to say anything.

Ref Ump Welsch Thu Sep 30, 2004 08:11am

Keywords: He USED to be an official. Seems he MAY have had a LACK of true rules knowledge therefore became an ex-official. Hmmm?

sm_bbcoach Thu Sep 30, 2004 09:58am

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Originally posted by cowbyfan1
yeah real winner there. Kind of like the coach I had the other night. Was ranting about a call and enforcement and when you tried to say anything to him he wouldn't shut up for you to be able to say anything.
2 weeks ago, varsity game. Called clipping on B's 4 yd line. D-cord (they were on O) begins to yell, moves out to the numbers. "Coach, get back to your box". He continues while I am signaling the penalty. I stop in the middle, and get hm for USC. He finally relented, and retreated. THEn the head coach begins. Walks out past numbers and begins barking at me. "I tell hm to get back off the field. Your bench has 1 USC already". He does not. My third flag then goes up USC. I begin to walk back the 45 yds to begin signaling again. The HC walks back to his box, then turns and charges back out towrads the number yelling. I throw my HAT for the USC + ejection. THen he is restrained and finally leaves. 60 yds later, he took his team out of any type of scoring oppurtunity.

You would think that he woudl have been smart enough to stop after the 1st or even 2nd one. Crazy thing: he was complaining about a call that went against him the last time he was on DEFENSE.......................... Go figure!

Axe Man Thu Sep 30, 2004 10:11am

Hey sm_bbcoach, where was this at? For some reason I think we are both in Indiana. I may be wrong. Just wondering. I hope in all of this that you didn't get your hat dirty.

sm_bbcoach Thu Sep 30, 2004 11:02am

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Originally posted by Axe Man
Hey sm_bbcoach, where was this at? For some reason I think we are both in Indiana. I may be wrong. Just wondering. I hope in all of this that you didn't get your hat dirty.
This happened in "the Region". NW Indiana. No , hat is still clean. Dropped in on patch of grass, not dirt.

e-mail me for more in depth details of where and who it was. I am not sure I want the names out on the web.

[email protected].

Where are you from?

Ed Hickland Thu Sep 30, 2004 01:45pm

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Originally posted by sm_bbcoach
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Originally posted by cowbyfan1
yeah real winner there. Kind of like the coach I had the other night. Was ranting about a call and enforcement and when you tried to say anything to him he wouldn't shut up for you to be able to say anything.
2 weeks ago, varsity game. Called clipping on B's 4 yd line. D-cord (they were on O) begins to yell, moves out to the numbers. "Coach, get back to your box". He continues while I am signaling the penalty. I stop in the middle, and get hm for USC. He finally relented, and retreated. THEn the head coach begins. Walks out past numbers and begins barking at me. "I tell hm to get back off the field. Your bench has 1 USC already". He does not. My third flag then goes up USC. I begin to walk back the 45 yds to begin signaling again. The HC walks back to his box, then turns and charges back out towrads the number yelling. I throw my HAT for the USC + ejection. THen he is restrained and finally leaves. 60 yds later, he took his team out of any type of scoring oppurtunity.

You would think that he woudl have been smart enough to stop after the 1st or even 2nd one. Crazy thing: he was complaining about a call that went against him the last time he was on DEFENSE.......................... Go figure!

Help me out. There was already one bench USC when you threw the second USC?

Bench USCs are on the head coach, so, the second USC sends the head coach to the bus.

Bench USCs are charged to the head coach.

Ref Ump Welsch Thu Sep 30, 2004 02:26pm

Ed,

You might want to read the posting again. First flag was for the clip, 2nd flag for the USC on the bench (D-cord opening his mouth), and the 3rd flag (hat) for USC on the Head Coach. White hat in the sitch warned the coach after the 2nd flag and before he tossed his hat on him. That's how I read it.

North Pole Alaska Ref Thu Sep 30, 2004 02:38pm

I believe Uusportsmanlike conduct is charged to the offender. Not all bench USC belong to the coach. Look at casebook 9.8.3.

jumpmaster Thu Sep 30, 2004 03:15pm

arkansas ruling
 
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Originally posted by North Pole Alaska Ref
I believe Uusportsmanlike conduct is charged to the offender. Not all bench USC belong to the coach. Look at casebook 9.8.3.
This past week one of the crews in our association flagged an assistant for USC. The HC was flagged later for an USC and ejected. Our state rules interpreter determined that the HC was ejected in error as the 1st USC was upon the asst and not on the HC.

Lesson to be learned - If you flag an assistant coach for a USC, make sure the HC knows his asst has been flagged. Also ensure that the entire crew knows who has been flagged and for what. This prevents confusion and a possible misapplication.

Ed Hickland Thu Sep 30, 2004 03:16pm

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Originally posted by North Pole Alaska Ref
I believe Uusportsmanlike conduct is charged to the offender. Not all bench USC belong to the coach. Look at casebook 9.8.3.
That's terrible. That coach I threw out because his assistant had a big mouth was a mistake, not really.

sm_bbcoach Thu Sep 30, 2004 03:24pm

Coaches is GONE.
 
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Originally posted by North Pole Alaska Ref
I believe Uusportsmanlike conduct is charged to the offender. Not all bench USC belong to the coach. Look at casebook 9.8.3.
there was discussion about this from realier posts. The correct ruling (unless adopted in another way by YOUR state association) is that EACH USC is given to that person.
Under 9-8-1 Pen. it’s only a second unsportsmanlike conduct foul against a single coach that results in that coaches’ disqualification. Of course, you can also disqualify a coach or player for a single such foul if it is “flagrant,” so you’re covered there. Not all coaching staff unsportsmanlike conduct fouls are charged against the head coach in determining whether he is to be disqualified.

I feel that they SHOULD be charged to the head coach. Might make the assts (who are usually the problem), shut up!.


Snake~eyes Thu Sep 30, 2004 04:00pm

Well then assitant coaches should wear numbers so I can remember which one I flagged. :D

mcrowder Thu Sep 30, 2004 04:16pm

Make it like baseball - assistant coaches are invisible. If they disrupt things, bye bye.

SoGARef Thu Sep 30, 2004 10:14pm

That coach must have had a lobotomy at sometime in the past. That would disqualify him as an official and make him eligible for coach of the year nomination.

Also, the rule is not intentional face mask it is incidental face mask.

PSU213 Thu Sep 30, 2004 11:17pm

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Originally posted by SoGARef
Also, the rule is not intentional face mask it is incidental face mask.
I know that, but obviously he does not. I was not on his sideline, so I did not have the "pleasure" of talking with him, but I was talking with the HL at the half and I said that he doesn't recognize the difference between incidental and accidental.

SoGARef Fri Oct 01, 2004 08:07am

PSU,
I wasn't implying that you didn't know the rule. I was pointing out that most coaches don't. The thing that burns me is that we have to take all these tests and the coaches don't. At least in Georgia they don't.

mcrowder Fri Oct 01, 2004 08:49am

After an illegal formation call (which, in retrospect, we probably really did screw up), coach is screaming that he wants a coaches conference. He's told that he can't do that on a judgement call, but if he wants to take a timeout, we'd be glad to discuss with him.

"I don't want a timeout. I want a coaches conference."

WH says, "Fine --- there are your coaches (pointing) - go have a conference."

WH was not his favorite official for the next 2 hours.

jumpmaster Fri Oct 01, 2004 09:20am

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Originally posted by mcrowder
After an illegal formation call (which, in retrospect, we probably really did screw up), coach is screaming that he wants a coaches conference. He's told that he can't do that on a judgement call, but if he wants to take a timeout, we'd be glad to discuss with him.

"I don't want a timeout. I want a coaches conference."

WH says, "Fine --- there are your coaches (pointing) - go have a conference."

WH was not his favorite official for the next 2 hours.

Your WH must be a baseball umpire.

:D

chiefgil Fri Oct 01, 2004 10:39am

Semi-Final game
Nov '03
4th QTR
1:10 left in the game
Score: 14-12

Player in motion turns upfield before snap. LJ drops his flag at the snap, and wouldn't you just know that player caught the apparent winning TD.

When we called the TD back, the player started charging toward the Umpire, that's me, with unfriendly intentions. Luckly for me one of his teammates grabbed him about 10 yards before he caught me.

As he was being carried off, screaming, cursing, and calling me everything but a human being, I flagged him for UC. Then one of his team mates started the same thing. My second flag.

Then the HC started, the REF threw his flag, then his second flag. The REF called me over and asked if I had another flag. No, but the HL does.

65 yards later...

And our dressing room was right across the hall from the losing team.

Mark Dexter Fri Oct 01, 2004 04:21pm

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Originally posted by PSU213
His response was "I used to be an official, and I know the rule."

Aren't they all??? :rolleyes:

Jim S Fri Oct 01, 2004 06:43pm

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Originally posted by Snake~eyes
Well then assitant coaches should wear numbers so I can remember which one I flagged. :D
Nah, one assistant is as good as another. At the level of assistant coaches.... who cares! <a href='http://www.smileycentral.com/?partner=ZSzeb008' target='_blank'><img src='http://smileys.smileycentral.com/cat/4/4_1_72.gif' alt='Too Funny' border=0></a>

JugglingReferee Fri Oct 01, 2004 07:16pm

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Originally posted by mcrowder
After an illegal formation call (which, in retrospect, we probably really did screw up), coach is screaming that he wants a coaches conference. He's told that he can't do that on a judgement call, but if he wants to take a timeout, we'd be glad to discuss with him.

"I don't want a timeout. I want a coaches conference."

WH says, "Fine --- there are your coaches (pointing) - go have a conference."

WH was not his favorite official for the next 2 hours.

Classic... just put that one in my bag.

PSU213 Fri Oct 01, 2004 08:31pm

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Originally posted by SoGARef
PSU,
I wasn't implying that you didn't know the rule. I was pointing out that most coaches don't. The thing that burns me is that we have to take all these tests and the coaches don't. At least in Georgia they don't.

I did not think that you were. No offense was taken. I mostly just wanted to point out what we said to each other.


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