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Fair Decision
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Originally Posted by bob jenkins
Last second shot. U1 thinks the ball was released in time. U2 thinks it wasn't. R wasn't watching. Try is taken exactly from the lane-line extended (so on the border of C and T coverage). Is it ever appropriate to use the table to get their input before R needs to decide?
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I would certainly have no problem asking the timekeeper and two scorekeepers to join the team of three officials to come up with a fair decision.
Final decision is left up to the referee, and if he can't decide based on knowledge which alters such a ruling, the goal counts.
2-5-3: The referee must: Decide whether a goal must count if the officials disagree.
2-13-1: If table officials agree that time expired before the ball was in flight, the goal must not count.
2-13-3: If table officials disagree, the goal must count and/or the foul must be penalized, unless the referee has knowledge which alters such ruling.
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