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Originally Posted by Mike51
The coach, with about 9 seconds left, looks right at the ref and says, 'Time". He also makes a "T" signal with his hands. Ref looks at him and does nothing. Point guard (with ball) also asks for a TO.
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The official is wrong not to grant the time out. especially since it was asked for basically three times, verbal - signal - verbal.
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Originally Posted by Mike51
Near the end of the qtr, losing team A scores a fast break lay-up. The ball falls directly into the hands of a Team A player. He immediately passes the ball to the official on the endline. All of a sudden, the ref who was on the other end of the court, blows his whistle, charges up the court to the table, and issues a delay of game warning to Team A.
A fan about halfway up in the stands, yells, "Why don't you call your end of the court? The ref then turns, looks up in the stands, and yells "Shut up".
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based on the rule: I find it hard to even make the warning here
ART. 6 . . . Delay the game by acts such as:
b. Failing when in possession, to immediately pass the ball to the nearer official when a violation or foul is called.
While not exactly the same if the ball lands in the kids hands - giving it directly to the official would be hard to come off as delay of game.
coming from the opposite endline and engaging the fans in "conversation" will probably not be a resume builder for next year.