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Message: [QUOTE="sun, post: 4154702, member: 11664"] I like the idea of the offending coach directing his team to start playing in the opposite direction to close up the score. That way they wouldn't need to change their style of play, could continue to get practice playing and not get the coach in trouble. What's the worst that could happen, that the coach would get a technical foul? It would also teach his team that the score doesn't matter as much as the win, and how to play your best within the spirit of the '"Class Act" rule. So what if they give up some charity points? I think that would have been real classy instead of running up the score. It would be like the other team being given handicap points in golf or bowling. He could have told his team to only shoot with one hand, and to practice dribbling and passing so that he doesn't get in trouble. He needed to figure out a way to be creative and think outside the box so the game could be used as a teaching tool. [/QUOTE]