One of the fall-outs of this naturally is the subconscious constraints that could be placed not only on Geno but all coaches in WCBB, Olympics, WNBA, and for that matter, any sport. If you feel that you are under danger of being dragged into a high-profile lawsuit if some unbalanced\hypersensitive\blackmailing (any or all) attendee at practice takes your heightened auditory volume of dissatisfaction with the play action around you, does it affect your ability to coach? If security and maintenance staff may come after when you upbraid them for some issue that affects your team, will you just keep quiet?
Obviously it's a gray area because there are a lot of coaches who go way beyond the line and may even resort to smashing clipboards and calling their players disappointing quitters, kick a chair across a court, or compel their athletes to cheat, but even more temperate coaches like Mulkey and Geno might have a pause about criticizing some lackadaisical dishes if they know a bloodsucking litigator is parked outside the building. Unfortunately, nuisance cases can take a toll on both the good and the bad. And yeah, CD probably has a big binder filled with Genos in a somewhat excitable mood, and just think what she could do with that if she wanted to make him sweat. "Geno, remember that time in the Rutgers game when you were hopping around and I was in fear of getting knee-capped by that big forehead of yours?"