The theme of the thread is not "should TJ be more forceful," it is "should TJ get technicals." Being forceful but respectful is the job. He probably could be more forceful. But to get T'd up you have to cross a line. And many posters here are advocating that he cross the line necessary to get a technical.For my next post, I will show how Google works
https://www.google.com/amp/s/fiveth...es-yell-at-refs-because-it-freakin-works/amp/
https://www.npr.org/2016/11/03/5004...enced-by-coaches-and-players-sideline-yelling
https://www.indystar.com/story/spor...erees-behind-the-scenes-officials/9023621002/
I just want to say, for the record, I do not think there’s a place for it below college level.
But people living in this fantasy world that working the refs doesn’t work need to wake the **** up. Officials, like everyone else in their job, want more than anything to avoid controversy. If they know there’s a 50/50 call and one coach doesn’t give a **** which way you call it, that coach won’t get the call.
That third article was terrific, thank you. And the statistics do show clear correlation (and presumably causation) between calls and "working the refs." But the NFL equivalent to a technical foul would be a penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct, sideline warning, etc. Do people want Campbell to get an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty?