Reply to "Player Assaults Opposing Coach"

Hawk19100+ posts

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IMO, the officials certainly did not have control of either game. They're to blame for allowing things to escalate.

I assume from your location (2A Elkhart) that your son plays for a small school. My opinion is that the officials at small school BB games tend to 'let them play' and call very few fouls under the belief that the skill level is lower and 'we'd be here all night' if they called fouls....

Some coaches use this and coach their players to be very physical. My son once complained to the ref after being manhandled while rebounding and was told by the ref 'that's basketball'..

2/15/103:45 PM

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