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Originally Posted by hawk65
I was informed you don't toot your whistle when administering every throw-in. I thought it just seemed like a good idea to toot any time when administering a throw-in anywhere on the court to alert everybody play is resuming, especially after a time-out, a discussion at the table, a moment has been taken to clarify something with the coach(es), the ball had to be chased behind the bleachers, etc. So what are the mechanics and why? Do you blow your whistle prior to handing the ball to A for the throw-in under A's basket only? Below the free-throw line extended? In the A's frontcourt only? What criteria do you use?
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NFHS officials manual 3.2.2 A10 "The administering official shall sound the whistle to indicate play is about to begin only following a charged time-out, an intermission or an unusual delay."
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Originally Posted by bob jenkins
And, no whistle when the delay (TO, etc) is followed by a FT; only when it's followed by a TI.
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I disagree.
NFHS Officials Manual 3.4.3 D4.