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Old Wed Nov 15, 2006, 09:59am
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Originally Posted by BadNewsRef
Had my first regulation games last night, military intramurals.

1st game the organization for which I work (defending base champions) lost a close game. They committed a stupid blunder in the last minute. Down by one they forced a turnover OOB in their backcourt. Then when I bounce the ball for the throw-in I notice 2 players are standing OOB.
I might have killed the play at that point and re-administered the throw in after quietly reminding A2 he's standing in the wrong place.

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In the 1st half of the 1st game I had to make 2 long distance calls from the trail: held ball on a blocked shot in the paint and an obvious hack across the arm on a transition play. At halftime my partner (NCAA-W: D1, D2, & D3) thanked me for coming to get the calls b/c she forgot we were doing 2-man and said she was waiting for the Slot Official to blow the whistle.
Good way to handle it.
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I did make a couple travel calls that I wish I could see some film on to see if I got them right. I also guessed once on a foul call (2nd game) in which a A1 went up for a dunk (jumped off 2 feet), missed, then ended up landing on his back. I didn't see a push, but called one on B1 who was directly behind A1 when A1 jumped. B1 didn't say a word nor even make a funny face after I blew the whistle so I think I guessed right. The game was a blow-out and very physical so I wanted to err on the side of caution.
2 person games you sometimes have to guess. It's part of the deal.

Last edited by Dan_ref; Wed Nov 15, 2006 at 10:02am.
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