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Old Mon May 15, 2006, 10:33am
Camron Rust Camron Rust is offline
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Two things:
  1. when you see a player/coach request a timeout in the closing seconds of a game, blow the whistle no matter where the player is. I don't believe "primary" areas were at all meant to apply to timeout requests.
  2. In situations where you have a delayed whistle on a timeout request, I tell the other coach that I didn't want to blow my whistle inadvertantly and the request was made earlier but I needed to confirm that
    • it really was a timeout request
    • the team had player control of the ball at the time of the request
    • the ball was still dead at the time of the request
    • it was the coach and not some fan behind the coach
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