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Originally Posted by chseagle
My wife saw this happen the other night as she was Shot Clock operator for the game. Start of GV game, white v. black, as ball was thrown for tip-off, either white22 or white42 (acting as center for the jump, though neither is listed as center) jumped early & a violation was called against white, so black had the ball, with the AP going to white. The timer started the clock as white touched the ball, 1 sec. ticked off. R went to table & said clock reset to 8:00.
Was the proper procedure followed in this situation?
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She should of (sic) set off the shot clock alarm until the R came to the table and informed him of the deception by W22 or W42 masquerading as a center. She also should of (sic) told the R he needed to enforce the unsporting T for unidentified center jumper, and seatbelt the W coach, based on Rule 11 part 4 section 2(J).
Then make the R have a do-over, after shooting the T's.
She should then force the game clock operator to apologize for breaking protocol by not studiously watching for U1 to chop the clock at the tipoff. Finally, berate the game clock operator for not paying attention to pre-game table conference.
I don't have a problem with anything else beyond the few, minor suggestions, which you are welcome to ignore since I'm
justacoach