Jaylen Hands Playoff Game Ends in CHAOS! Coach EJECTED! Foothills Christian v St Augustine 

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Lmao jaylens like im out this bitch

Ha!!! I know all three member of this zebra crew personally. This game is STILL used as a training video of how to do things correctly as a zebra crew!!! Great job gents...great job!

Lol jaylen hands said "fuck it, ucla here I come."

That coach is an embarrassment to the coaching profession, the game of basketball, his kids, his school, his community, and to the officials. With examples like him, it’s no wonder out youth think it’s acceptable to argue and fight teachers, the police, any other authority figure, and anyone with whom they disagree.

I thought the officials handled it pretty well. I'd have given the coach the second T sooner.

Ref handled it well. Coach should be embarrassed. And a lack of game administration by the home team.

Coach should never be on the court approaching the Official. Officials did this correctly. 1st Official gives coach the much deserved (very patient T given the scope of this game), then the second Official tosses him and thats exactly how it should have occurred, although it took waaay too long to boot his behind. After the first T, he should have sat down, coming back on the court yet again, should have gotten the 2nd T immediately.

that was so selfish of that coach.. just play the damn game.. don't worry about the damn refs.. he blew the game for them..

I'm a coach. The very last thing you say when you break huddle in the last minute is, "we have XX time outs left," or "we are out of time outs." There should never be any confusion as to how many time outs you have.

I was at the game. One of the players on foothills Christian called a timeout with 1 second left when they had no timeouts left which is an automatic T and the coach went insane because of that and that's why he got ejected

Practice your freethrows kids.

As a clock operator, this is precisely the reason why I keep track of timeouts whether or not the scoreboard displays them. Even if it doesn’t, a coach and players should be fully aware of how many there are left, as the bookkeepers should tell coaches about it. Referees definitely handled this situation well.

That official showed incredible restraint.

The refs didn't decide this game. A player mistake and a coach freakout did. Those things are part of the game.

Exactly the type of coach we DONT need to expose our impressionable athletes and youth to, as a leader and roll model. The ref was exemplary in his behavior with this bully coach charging up to him. Great restraint on his part Bravo

In the heat of the moment, I don't think #3 or the ref is thinking about how many available timeouts Foothills had. Right idea, wrong situation. If FC had a timeout to spare, nobody would be trashing the refs for giving it to them. You hate to see a game end that way but it is the right call to make.

In the NBA, that coach would have had his two T's and ejection before his 4th step on to the court. Pretty good patience on part of the refs.

like for respect to jaylen hands🔥💯

Number 13 on saints seems hella annoying

The coach yells, "How can you call that? How could he not call that?

How can the fans be so happy after that weak ass win.

bruh that nigga double dribbled right at the end

Don't blame jaylen hands at all for walking out their coach cost them the game because the ref didn't see him call for a time out dumb move on the coaches be half go to overtime and let your kids play

Way to go coach, didn't realize the game was all about YOU.

What's up with the dying cat noises in the background?

That looks like a wicked fun game to have been at! Must’ve had something to do with postseason

Y'all need to read the description. Kid called a timeout and they didn't have any left. That's a technical foul. He pulled a Chris Webber. Description said the ref should have just ignored it? Ummm no. You don't just ignore a technical foul haha. But let's talk about 0 for St. Aug one of their biggest dudes not even down there to get a rebound after a missed free throw wtf? Coach still blew the game since that kid missed the first two free throws. Sucks that the kid thought they had a timeout and blew the game for his team.

I don't even know how i got here from shooting videos but that was AWESOME!

Jaylen left that game like lebron leaving Cleveland

Jaylens like fuck this ima d1 player😂😂

It doesn't matter if the refs knew they didn't have a timeout or not. If there is a timeout called and they have the possession, then they are obligated to call it. That's just how it works. They aren't thinking "these teams played really hard let's give them a few more minutes". They are thinking this is out job and we are doing it correctly. They handled this as it should of been.

I can't believe the coach made it all the way to the other side of the floor without a second technical....he gets a few steps onto the court, automatic technical.

the fat guy at the end killin it hahah

That could be the dumbest coach ever. He doesn't like a call so instead of going to OT he decides to throw the game

Jaylen Hands be like fuck this I'm done

And will you be uploading the full game?

The best part is the dude misses the first 2 FT's, basically ensuring that the techs the coach got will end up being the winning points.

Jaylen was like, I'm out nigga 😂😂

Why did he get 6 free throws? How many technicals were there and what was each of them for??😂😂

just now came across this video. what i want to know is why one of the other 2 officials didn't step in and stop the coach when he started following the first official across the floor.

I'm betting that ref is married, at least 15 years. To be able to walk away like that with zero expression while taking a verbal beating. Kudos.

CHAOS? I expected a stands-clearing brawl.

Coach lost the game for them.

Need the whole game

The crybaby bully coach sure set a great example. Nice job, puddin.

God damn anyone else notice all those championship banners in the background.

Good to use for Case Plays for Officials in Game Management.

I can imagine this being an emotional game, it looks like it was a good game.

Ah I see, apparently this is the rule: Technical Foul = 2 FT 2nd Technical & Ejection = 2 FT Calling TO when there isn't any left = 2 FT

Keep your composure

When, in the history of officiated sports, has a coach EVER gotten a call changed just because he screamed at the referee?

Hands was like "C'mon team we have to leave the court. This bitch was rigged". Team was like "We don't know unless our mommies tell us".

Did anyone notice that when number 7 blue takes the inbounds pass he takes about 8 steps before starting to dribble?

I just hope everyone had fun...

so someone pulled a chris webber. also that cherry kid makes it really easy to not like him.

There should have been another technical for that player leaving the court and going to the locker room for an unauthorized reason.

I love how the crowed cheered when the referee ejected him.

I love Basketball 👍. Dam hit your free throws 😄

Y'all gone take a dub like that

that ref is a Savage

this is one of the wildest endings to a HS game I've seen in awhile! SHOUT OUT BALLER VISIONS MAN

At 1:58 you can clearly see #3 call timeout as soon as his team gets the rebound. An obvious technical foul if his team has no timeouts left (and in that scenario every player on the court should be aware whether they have remaining timeouts).

nice double dribble at the end

Never should have allowed him to walk all the way across the floor. Should have been ejected immediately. Coach lost the game for his own players and should be fired.

i cant believe refs partners let coach get that close to him man yall gotta get him out the gym asap

just casually watching videos and ended up in this video of my high school. tf?

he followed the ref to the other end of the floor. he was on the court. they showed tremendous restraint. he should be suspended for more than a game.

He should have called the technical when the coach was on the floor approaching him, not when the coach was walking away. Also, his partners could have been more proactive/supportive.

BTW coach leaf took his last time out in between the two free throws so he should have told his players not to call a time out. It's his fault and he was trying to blame the officials. Checkout other clips to see the time out

I saw this a few years ago and it popped up again today. There is one thing that I missed when I first viewed. The last foul. I don't necessarily agree that it is a foul. It appears the defender stopped and established LGP(legal guarding position) which is both feet on the floor, facing the defender. Once LGP is established, defender is allowed, by rule, to jump straight up within his vertical plain. The rule also states that time and distance are NOT factors. Once the defender has established LGP, it is up to the dribbler to avoid contact.

"Eh eh eh I don't know what's going on ayeeeee"

At the beginning of the clip, the ref comes in and signals an intentional foul. By rule, that is 2 shots AND the ball at the point of interruption. That is a major mistake that nobody seems to have realized.

They (coach who drew technicals) apparently tried to call a timeout when they rebounded but the ref's missed it. Someone was saying they had no time-outs left, but the video and description doesn't support either way (that I can see, duh). Coach was upset, the ref was obviously tired and didn't like the call being called BS. I can see both sides of it. For those that say the coach is completely to blame, sorry no. I was a ref for 2 years and this isn't necessarily the reason why I quit refing games. Refing during that time was a way to make some extra money on the side. There have been and always will be parents/coaches that complain. Some do it less obtrusively than others. My rule has always been unless they can no longer control themselves, don't make physical threats, and don't disrupt the game-flow (for the most part) then the game goes on. In this situation, see my below points. If I was Official: I'm not blowing a technical in that situation unless the coach makes contact or I feel saliva from his mouth. If I was Coach: I'm not going to run up and yell full throttle to a ref. But I'm probably going to go up to him and tell him he missed the time-out. It's important to remember (when a coach) the ref has complete dictation of situations like this. It's important to be empathetic to them when you approach them to point out discrepancies. It's also important to remember (as a ref) that the coaches, this invested in the outcome of game, are going to be sensitive to possible discrepancies. Best tactical thing to do in both cases, is just to take a deep breath (and exhale) before engaging in dialog. In this instance both parties are to blame for the game's outcome.

someone tell me what the ref did wrong?... he granted a timeout called by the player. it is not the officials responsibility to keep up with timeouts.

Did anyone notices the clock before the technical fouls 0.00 was on the clock, and why they give extra time on the clock after the tech free throws?

Jaylen looked pissed asf lol he looks ready to take everyone in the gym

I think everyone should read the description of the video

look at 4:17 number 17 lmaoooo!!!!

Can we talk about how he walked and double dribbled on the last inbound play 😂

Sh!t, I wish I could get this excited by anything.

I understand why jaylen walked off cause he was probably frustrated but if your a real team player you don't just leave your team like that

Lol... that coach has seen Hoosiers one too many times!!!!

0 on the saints looks straight up prehistoric hahaha

theres nothing worst than (legit) losing because of refs but this was all on the coach from foothills. He cost them the game and i dont blame jaylen for dippin outta the gym.

Anyone blaming this on the officials is ignorant.

I just noticed quite a few fire code violations, all the exits are blocked by people standing in the way. Not to mention overcrowding. They should've held this in a bigger venue. They'd be forced to remove people around here.

Good work with the Officals. The reff kept his cool issued out the technical then got away from the coach. And his partner stepping up for the 2nd T/ ejection. Not making the original reff call that. Good work!

Had this happen in a game I was the "stand by" official. The coach was arrested on the spot and convicted. He was fired and banned from coaching in the state for life. His school was put on "probation" for a year.

Talk about the coach blowing the game for his team

A better love story than Twilight

1:24--That should have been a technical...

Great job “ Coach “.

Sounds just like New England Patriots Game in Shock losing too Philadelphia Eagles!

that ejection needs to come quicker. he walked clear across the court before they finally whacked him the second time. too slow but great job

Awww, did Baby have a temper tantrum.

I have never seen cheerleaders turn up this hard in a game before

Ignore the TIMEOUT???? did I read correctly??? You must be joking? Rules are rules!

From what i saw time had expired. Next the coach received a tech. The free throws should be awarded at the beginning of the overtime period.

Nothing like wonderful sportsmanship, self control and applauding a great game! This clip makes me wish sport played like this was forcibly banned because of all the lunatics it creates (and encourages) and that basketball had never been invented....