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1) What part of rule 5-6-2EXCEPTION3 didn't you comprehend the first 113 times that I posted it?  |
The part that has to do with correcting the mistake. This section deals with "if you know the foul happened before the horn, you still shoot FT's even though the horn went off". Especially if we don't know how much time to put back on the clock. Iow, we can't just wave off FT's because the horn went off and we are not putting time back on.
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Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee
2) Can you point out to me where I can find the timing MISTAKE in that sequence?
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The part where there is definite information the whistle blew at 0.2, but the clock didn't stop at 0.2.
If the official looked up at the clock and saw 6.0 seconds when they blow the whistle, and the clock stops at (a)6.0, (b)5.9, (c)5.1, or (d)2.1, what time does the official tell the timer to put on the clock? Of course, we put 6.0 in every case now, because we have definite knowledge. There is
no more lag time. And, the case play also tells us the timer can be used for obtaining the definite knowledge.
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Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee
You can adjust the time for a timing MISTAKE using definite knowledge.
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Cool, we agree.
