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Old Sun Jan 11, 2004, 06:52pm
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Originally posted by RookieDude
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Originally posted by Snaqwells
Set the clock at the last known time
What if you know some time has run off...do you still go back and set it at the "last known time" knowing that is not, in fact, correct? What if the time was considerable?

Could the Referee "quess" some time off the clock with: backcourt counts, throw-in counts, closely quarded counts, etc?

RD
What does this mean? If the floor officials do not have first hand knowledge they MUST "quess", don't they? Even if the "quess" is to go back to the last known time. If it's decided to take into account some time, based on counts or whatever, it is still a "quess", isn't it?
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