Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr couldn't contain his rage and frustration and went off at the referees at halftime of their game against the Memphis Grizzlies.

The halftime buzzer already sounded, but it didn't stop the Warriors tactician from letting the referees hear his issues with the way they officiated the game in the first 24 minutes of play. It certainly didn't help that the Dubs were getting blown out, with the Grizzlies leading 63-37 at that point.

Of course Kerr was quickly ejected after receiving two technical fouls for his action. Security then escorted him off the floor as he was trying to cool his head.

Here's a look at the rather shocking moment:

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Meanwhile, according to Anthony Slater of the Athletic, Steve Kerr appeared to be angry after the referees missed what he thought was a goaltending violation. Considering that the Warriors were trailing by a huge margin, they cannot afford to be on the receiving ends of such mistakes from the referees.

Unfortunately for Kerr and the Dubs, even though it's already the halftime break and there's no active play, he could still be punished and ejected–which was exactly what the referees did.

Sure enough, it's not a good look for Kerr and the Warriors. Of course it is not the first time they went at officials like that, but they should have definitely known better. The Dubs could really use Kerr's guidance, but now they will have to face the Grizzlies for 24 more minutes without his guidance.