Judyinfinity

Bballbaby ... I know what I observed, and believe me .... I was quite shocked and surprised. I posted this to find out if there are TSSAA rules against this type of behavior, because as I stated earlier I am a fan of talent and abitlity not cheap tricks. I'm neither jealous nor disgruntled...merely disappointed and concerned about what i saw. As for most of your post, please review the game video and then formulate a reply. .

She was listening to the upcoming play. I was extremely surprised to see this happen and to see that no referee made any attempt to chastise her or her coach. I found out after the game that she had done this in our previous games also. This player is one of the Miss Basketball nominees. I noticed an extreme bias towards her during each of the three games we played against their team. If we were close or ahead of them then there was always one referee who called fouls against our players repeatedly to the point of ridiculousness and called nothing against the other team (while the other two referees called nothing either way) until the other team caught up with us and took the lead. I'm old school...I really enjoy talent and ability regardless of which team they are on, but I'm very disappointed by unscrupulous coaches and referees.

Is it legal under TSSAA Girls HS Basketball rules for a player from team A to join the huddle of the opposing team B unnoticed while the coach is giving instructions to Team B for the upcoming play during a time out?

It was great to see the Dawgs playing their game tonight !! Congratulations HC coaches and players, you proved yourselves to be an excellent team. And congratulations to the officials for providing the "level playing field."