Very Clear ...
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Originally Posted by ilyazhito
Isn't that just a special case of "after a timeout"? If they are just dribbling out the clock, I don't do anything, just let the horn sound. If there is anything that looks like a shot attempt, I blow the whistle and either score the goal, blow the whistle and wave it off if it is late, or do nothing.
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IAABO is very clear regarding whistles at the end of a period, and before a free throw after a timeout.
Whether we do it or not is another story for another time in another place.
2018-2019 IAABO Significant Manual Revisions
End of Quarter/Period Procedures. By rule, the game clock horn signals the end of the quarter/period unless there is a ball in flight on a try for goal. Officials should not sound the whistle to signify the end of the quarter/period unless they are ruling that the try was not released prior to the sounding of the horn.
Time Out Procedures: When a timeout is followed by a free throw, sound the whistle prior to administering the free throw.
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Last edited by BillyMac; Tue Aug 27, 2019 at 03:50pm.
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