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Old Wed Jan 22, 2003, 06:15pm
Mark Dexter Mark Dexter is offline
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Originally posted by pizanno
Here's another sitch under the same heading:

(Men's) After a basket, team B is pressing. After about 8 seconds, A1 is trapped in the backcourt then calls timeout. Official grants timeout request.

Coach B points out that the shot clock shows 25 (yes, the shot clock started on time AND there was no lag time when granting the TO) and should be a violation.

What do you have and why?

I tell the coach to sit down because this is a women's game.

In men's though, we have A's ball for a throw-in. Rule 2 A.R. 25 startes that "2-10 does not provide for the correction of an error made in the referee's counting of seconds." While the A.R. considers a fast count, it works the same for slow - the official's count is considered official, not the clock . There is an NF Casebook play on this - I'll try to post it when I get back tonight.
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