Coach in LaVar Ball’s JBA League Shoves and Headbutts One Of His Players During a Timeout

Early Friday morning, video surfaced of a coach in #LaVarBall’s Junior Basketball Association putting hands on one of his players. 

According to USA Today, the incident occurred during a timeout with 1:24 left in the game between Chicago and Seattle. With Chicago down 110-95 in the 4th, Chicago Ballers head coach Edward Denard was seen shoving Montreal Dixson, sparking tensions between the two. The incident was captured on the game’s broadcast. 

“Hey, that’s my bad, I guess,” Dixson says, which prompts Denard to respond, saying, “Get the [expletive] ball. Stop being a bitch.”⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀

As the incident escalated, Dixson responds, prompting Denard to headbutt him before he yells obscenities in his face. 

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“What you gonna do?” Denard asked. “What you gonna do, huh?? What the f*ck you going to do?”

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Following the explosive incident, Denard returned to the huddle and Dixson retreated to the bench. 

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Do you think this incident will hurt the future of the JBA league?

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