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Originally posted by stan-MI
I had this situation last week. By the time we approached the table at halftime, the Visitors scorebook was gone. We returned to the court after halftime before the Visitors, so I was there when an assistant coach returned the book.
I told him that, by rule, the book was not allowed to leave the table. I then had the home scorer compare the books to make sure there was agreement, particularly in the area of personal fouls.
I am not aware of any interpretation that calls for a T if a book leaves the table. Can anyone show me where that exists?
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Not sure why you are concerned about the visitor's book - no provision to keep it at the table, unless you had designated it as the official scorebook.