stiffler3492 So I've had a few disqualifications in my recent games, and I want to get the procedure right. Tweet! Foul on White 2-4, 2 shots. Buzzer! Scorer tells me that that's 5 fouls on white 24. What happens next???
CDurham stiffler3492 wroteSo I've had a few disqualifications in my recent games, and I want to get the procedure right. Tweet! Foul on White 2-4, 2 shots. Buzzer! Scorer tells me that that's 5 fouls on white 24. What happens next??? Get them out
stiffler3492 co2ice wroteNotify head coach, then notify player. Then have the timer give you 20 seconds on the clock. Ok. Is the other team allowed to huddle by the bench during these 20 seconds?
Adam stiffler3492 wroteOk. Is the other team allowed to huddle by the bench during these 20 seconds? Why wouldn't they be?
grunewar co2ice wroteNotify head coach, then notify player. Then have the timer give you 20 seconds on the clock.Also, don't forget to tell your partner(s). It's important that the entire crew know this player is gone and can't come back in.
mbyron co2ice wroteNotify head coach, then notify player. Then have the timer give you 20 seconds on the clock. 1. Notify partners 2. Notify head coach 3. Start clock 4. If needed, notify player
mbyron MNBlue wroteDoes anyone have the non-calling official inform the coach of the 5th foul on #24? Why would you?
Scrapper1 stiffler3492 wroteOk. Is the other team allowed to huddle by the bench during these 20 seconds? Snaqwells wroteWhy wouldn't they be? Because it's not a time-out. So the players may huddle with the head coach if they wish, but technically no one else is allowed to be standing.
Judtech MNBlue wroteDoes anyone have the non-calling official inform the coach of the 5th foul on #24? Our HS assignors instruct us to do so. To be honest, I usually play the "Who Is Closer" game. More often than not it is the calling official.
Adam Scrapper1 wroteBecause it's not a time-out. So the players may huddle with the head coach if they wish, but technically no one else is allowed to be standing. Good point, I was assuming the question was regarding the players on the court and not the bench.
Jurassic Referee Scrapper1 wroteBecause it's not a time-out. So the players may huddle with the head coach if they wish, but technically no one else is allowed to be standing.Do you still allow the coach the 20 second replacement period if he has no replacements available on the bench? 😕
BktBallRef mbyron wroteWhy would you? Because in 2-man, the NFHS Officials Manual requires the non-calling official to notify the coach and the player.
Adam Jurassic Referee wroteDo you still allow the coach the 20 second replacement period if he has no replacements available on the bench? :confused: Ooh, ooh, I know.
zm1283 mbyron wrote1. Notify partners 2. Notify head coach 3. Start clock 4. If needed, notify player +1 We usually switch to have the non-calling official notify the HC and start the clock, etc.
fullor30 Snaqwells wrote Ooh, ooh, I know. Looks like my partner from a week ago. For every chop, his arm was this high and against his head, very comical.
bob jenkins co2ice wroteNotify head coach, then notify player. Then have the timer give you 20 seconds on the clock. NOtify your partners, first. Otherwise, they'll have a tendancy to administer the FTs.
26 Year Gap fullor30 wroteLooks like my partner from a week ago. For every chop, his arm was this high and against his head, very comical. Did he have the same kind of hat?
