That, and the first or second point of set 2, as well as the set point of set 1. Once you watch the coach's behavior from set point in the first set throughout the rest of the match, you'll see what I mean.

It's like him and his team against the rest of the world.

If you are at all familiar with Munciana and their coach Mike Lingenfelter, that's pretty standard behavior for him.

I guess your mileage may vary. I've had him in double digit matches, and I've never had any semblance of a problem with him. He's always been a gentleman and complimentary afterward.

I've had him three times and no problems either.