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Old Tue Feb 01, 2005, 01:08pm
TimTaylor TimTaylor is offline
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Originally posted by South GA BBall Ref
Never knew those existed, but will be something I'd be interested in also. Since an AP screw-up a year or so ago, I've relied on moving extra whitsle from one pocket to the other after each AP throw-in. For example: Facing table, whistle in left pocket, ball going in direction of whistle.
This works great, especially for lower level games where the potential for lots of possession arrow situations is typically greater and the table crew may be less experienced.

At the JV/V level, I've rarely had a problem with it. The table crew is usually more experienced, which helps a lot. When a problem does pop up, the stack isn't usually so deep that I can't accurately recall the sequence since the last known correct application of the arrow.
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