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Originally Posted by Raymond
I've had many occasions where the throw-in spot was in dispute among the crew.
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Originally Posted by BillyMac
I have not unless the throwin spot is ...
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I've re-thought my answer. Dispute is a strong word, but ...
Working mostly middle school games, I often work with partners who are rookies, or who are veterans who, due to poor evaluations, are not eligible to work varsity games.
What I often see are partners who don't signal (visually or orally, preliminary or final) correctly such that I know "
what happens next", possession (direction, team color, where), free throws (by whom, how many, did the ball go in the basket), switch, or not, etc. Because I'm paying attention to my primary coverage area, I'm often left guessing. In throwin spot situations this usually doesn't lead to a dispute or a debate because such partners often just don't care, except to get in, get out, and get paid.
Back pre-arthritis, when I was working all varsity games, I rarely had such problems.