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Originally Posted by JugglingReferee
I've done that before - years & years ago. I forget the cimcumstances though. It was a youth league game, IIRC.
It both teams are chirping a lot, and you want to penalize it, it does seem a little unfair to T one team up and not the other, when the first T can serve as a warning for the non-T'd team. However, at this point, it is usually because an official didn't take care of earlier business - whether blowing his whistle or not.
If it's at all possible, perhaps a simultaneous unsporting T can be used?
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Some things that immediately came into my mind include:
1. Where should the other two officials stand on a "30-on-me" time out?
2. How many "30-on-me"s does each official get each game?
3. What is the penalty if an official calls on "30-on-me", but does not have any left?