Referee to Deron: Settle down
Unlike most injured players, Deron Williams isn't sitting directly behind the bench, but right on it, usually to the right of assistant coach Scott Layden. We also now have evidence of how much he's getting caught up in the games.
With 5:25 left in the second quarter Wednesday, referee Eddie F. Rush came over to the bench and admonished Williams. Rush didn't issue a technical foul but made it clear to Jerry Sloan and his staff that he didn't want to hear another word out of Williams.
What did Williams say? I asked after the game and Williams said he told Rush, "That's a terrible call," after Paul Millsap was whistled for a loose-ball foul on a rebound. Even if that's all that was said, Rush still didn't take kindly to it.
--Ross Siler
With 5:25 left in the second quarter Wednesday, referee Eddie F. Rush came over to the bench and admonished Williams. Rush didn't issue a technical foul but made it clear to Jerry Sloan and his staff that he didn't want to hear another word out of Williams.
What did Williams say? I asked after the game and Williams said he told Rush, "That's a terrible call," after Paul Millsap was whistled for a loose-ball foul on a rebound. Even if that's all that was said, Rush still didn't take kindly to it.
--Ross Siler
3:53 PM
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2 Comments:
Rush is an egomaniac. Plain and simple.
That was a terrible call though.
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