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Post by UConnChapette on Mar 22, 2021 17:36:28 GMT -5
Is there no longer a set line beyond which a coach is not supposed to go past? I see in many games the coaches go as far as the mid-court line. Is it because the coaches “should” be wearing masks so they are allowing coaches to venture farther so their team can more easily hear a coach’s instruction?
And I say should because many coaches may have the loops over their ears, but for most of the game their nose and mouth are not covered.
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Post by pinotbear on Mar 22, 2021 17:58:34 GMT -5
Is there no longer a set line beyond which a coach is not supposed to go past? I see in many games the coaches go as far as the mid-court line. Is it because the coaches “should” be wearing masks so they are allowing coaches to venture farther so their team can more easily hear a coach’s instruction? And I say should because many coaches may have the loops over their ears, but for most of the game their nose and mouth are not covered. Heck, mask or not, if you want to keep Kim Mulkey in the box, you're gonna need a rope....and, a good ropin' horse, too.... |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 22, 2021 17:59:51 GMT -5
Is there no longer a set line beyond which a coach is not supposed to go past? I see in many games the coaches go as far as the mid-court line. Is it because the coaches “should” be wearing masks so they are allowing coaches to venture farther so their team can more easily hear a coach’s instruction? And I say should because many coaches may have the loops over their ears, but for most of the game their nose and mouth are not covered. During the games earlier today, I did see some coaches get warnings when games heated up......LOL?? |
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Post by knightsbridgeaz on Mar 23, 2021 23:11:07 GMT -5
Is there no longer a set line beyond which a coach is not supposed to go past? I see in many games the coaches go as far as the mid-court line. Is it because the coaches “should” be wearing masks so they are allowing coaches to venture farther so their team can more easily hear a coach’s instruction? And I say should because many coaches may have the loops over their ears, but for most of the game their nose and mouth are not covered. I have noticed it too. The actual line is a lot closer to center court than it used to be, changed a couple years back. But still not as far as coaches wander. Of course, refs "usually" look away when a coach goes too far to the center to yak to players waiting to enter the game. I have also noticed more leniency than usual in coaches other than the head coach standing up, although this definitely varies by referee. They do seem to be on top of standing teams, I see them waving at players to sit down all the time. |
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Post by phil on Mar 24, 2021 7:49:41 GMT -5
I did notice a ref almost running over a coach who was on the court. I was surprised it didn't result in a warning although for all I know maybe a warning was given and I didn't see it
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