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Message: [QUOTE="Cowtown, post: 1642543, member: 2350"] We've seen this situation occur several times over the last few seasons. Now, I obviously don't know for certain, but based on a sort of "traffic analysis," there has to be a prohibition against T-ing the coach for this. And that kind of thing comes from the top. Because when it happens so often, and we've all seen it, that it can't be an oversight. I'm convinced of that. The officials "pre-game" for at least an hour, watch video, and discuss what will happen if this or that occurs. And make no mistake, handling the coaches is absolutely one of those situations. And if you take it upon yourself to T a coach in that situation, in which you've been specifically told not to, you might want to switch and take up coaching yourself, or maybe skiing or bowling, because you're not going to see anymore reffing assignments. [/QUOTE]