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Come on it's summer ball!!

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During NKU's team camp, I witnesses an opposing coach going absolutely hard against a ref.  He got T'd up and the ref told him not another word.  The coach kept going at him and got T'd up again and the ref asked him to leave.  Said coach refused to leave and said if he was made to leave he was taking his team with him.  This was nine minutes in to the game.  The gals at the table had to call the girl's coaches of NKU to help resolve.  Until an NKU coach arrived, you could hear the parents from the other side saying to let the kids play, this is typical behavior for this coach and that he needs to leave.  After the assistant showed up and couldn't resolve the situation the head coach came and it was agreed upon the ref would leave, the assistant coach was to take over and the head coach was to remain seated and silent the rest of the game.  Seriously, a twenty minute delay for this childish behavior?  These are college kid refs and summer basketball?

27 minutes ago, Defense_Wins_Games said:

During NKU's team camp, I witnesses an opposing coach going absolutely hard against a ref.  He got T'd up and the ref told him not another word.  The coach kept going at him and got T'd up again and the ref asked him to leave.  Said coach refused to leave and said if he was made to leave he was taking his team with him.  This was nine minutes in to the game.  The gals at the table had to call the girl's coaches of NKU to help resolve.  Until an NKU coach arrived, you could hear the parents from the other side saying to let the kids play, this is typical behavior for this coach and that he needs to leave.  After the assistant showed up and couldn't resolve the situation the head coach came and it was agreed upon the ref would leave, the assistant coach was to take over and the head coach was to remain seated and silent the rest of the game.  Seriously, a twenty minute delay for this childish behavior?  These are college kid refs and summer basketball?

Who was the coach? No reason to not say his name. In fact, it would be a service to basketball to name him.

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40 minutes ago, Voice of Reason said:

Who was the coach? No reason to not say his name. In fact, it would be a service to basketball to name him.

I really don't know his name but the team he was from is Mount Notre Dame.

He was just showing how important he was!!!

He knew NKU coaches weren’t going to throw him out as he has a loaded team with kids NKU will recruit.

Big shot!!!!

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7 hours ago, Defense_Wins_Games said:

I really don't know his name but the team he was from is Mount Notre Dame.

Mount Notre Dame (Cincinnati) or Notre Dame Academy (NKY)?

Mount Notre Dame Ohio. I heard Conner came home with the win too. 

There ar many nasty coaches in this area. Those that verbally and mentally abuse players especially females. Unfortunately, there is no place parents can go to protect their children. State Athletic Associations just throw the complaints back to the schools who,in the majority of cases,do nothing. That is why there are still so many unruly coaches coaching!

Scott Rogers is a piece of work.  He is quite accomplished, but is REALLY high on his own game and I'm shocked not at all he would act like this.

 

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