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Fri Apr 04, 2014, 11:41am
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FWIW.
I often address this situation as you did; the first time. No way they avoid an official warning and live time public removal on the second offense. If coach came out and asked, my response is: 1) I already cut you slack you didn't earn by not embarassing the girl the first time, but 2) it is clear you don't believe the rules apply to you and your players, so I guess I do have to be the jewelry police, and enforce every other nitpicking rule now. Because, tomorrow, you are the "other guy" that allowed her to put the bandaid over it.
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