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Post by IdahoBoy on Oct 8, 2004 14:06:24 GMT -5
Assistant coach - to ask questions about time outs, etc, YES - to criticze or complain about calls, etc. Absolutely not!! And that is what the assistant coach was doing most of the time during the first game. Otherwise, the officials would not have told him to stay seated!!!! When did this become a rule? |
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Post by comic on Oct 8, 2004 14:13:41 GMT -5
The officials did not and could not ask the coach to be seated, you are once again WRONG
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Post by IdahoBoy on Oct 8, 2004 14:25:27 GMT -5
The officials did not and could not ask the coach to be seated, you are once again WRONG Prolongued conversation with the officials is usually treated as a delay of game. Many coaches get around that by calling a timeout. |
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Post by EagleEye on Oct 8, 2004 15:21:44 GMT -5
verbal kint,
Sorry you are wrong. The assistant coach was told to stay seated unless talking to his players. Yes officials can tell coaches that. I was told that by an official two different times when I was an assistant coach. Plus, I have had several officials in different sports say that they will listen to complaints etc. from the head coach but that they will NOT listen to them from the assistant coach. In basketball, I saw a technical foul called on as assistant coach for that exact reason!!!
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Post by EagleEye on Oct 8, 2004 15:27:04 GMT -5
I have enjoyed "stirring up the pot". It gives me a lot of chuckles and some grief. Everyone have a great weekend. "See you" on Monday!
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Post by IdahoBoy on Oct 8, 2004 15:35:42 GMT -5
I have enjoyed "stirring up the pot". It gives me a lot of chuckles and some grief. Yeah... I knew you had to be smoking something to think that highly of Western Kentucky.  |
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Post by bigfan on Oct 8, 2004 18:16:02 GMT -5
It has got to be tough to be a v-ball referree. You are trapped in one spot! At least in basketball you can move around and away from people you are not feeling love for!
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