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Post by leighty on Feb 12, 2008 21:04:04 GMT -6
Let's say you're in the box on Friday night. The opposing coaches are in the same box. Is it unethical to communicate what you overhear to the rest of your coaching staff?
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Post by amikell on Feb 12, 2008 21:29:21 GMT -6
no. you're not going out of your way to steal. you're not doing anything unethical to hear what they are saying or doing.
if they don't want you to hear them and you are in the same box, then they'll either move or talk more quietly.
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Post by biggroff on Feb 12, 2008 21:48:43 GMT -6
My favorite is when I am in the box at an away game (usually that is on the Home team sideline) and the home team starts drawing up their adjustments right where everyone (including everyone in the press box) can see. Most of the time the players are facing the field and the board is turned towards the stands.
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Post by ajreaper on Feb 13, 2008 9:12:18 GMT -6
We actually had a staff several years ago who got on to our headset frequency and used the info to make defensive adjustments prior to the snap. It was found out after the season and resulted in the HC being removed and them having to forfiet what had been a close win. It made sense after the fact because there adjustemnts were just to dead on.
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Post by phantom on Feb 13, 2008 10:16:12 GMT -6
Let's say you're in the box on Friday night. The opposing coaches are in the same box. Is it unethical to communicate what you overhear to the rest of your coaching staff? Nothing unethical about it whatsoever. |
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Post by ramsoc on Feb 16, 2008 0:17:25 GMT -6
Gotta agree with everyone here, if they wanna talk that loud, its theyre own fault.
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Post by coachveer on Feb 16, 2008 8:05:45 GMT -6
You can always tell them to be quite because you are tring to get some work done over here.
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