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Originally Posted by Cav0
Agreed from my point of view. Should have been caught before it got to that point, but if you hadn't caught it before V had scored, would you just "wipe-out" what had happened and reset the clock if any time had been run?
Side question, let's say both officials make this mistake and put the ball in play with H still in the timeout huddle. Would H have any recourse to say that the ball shouldn't have been put in play using the book or timer's knowledge as evidence? And if the officials agreed could they fix the mistake in someway.
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No, you cannot "wipe-out" what happened. The officials will just have to eat crow.
They had better never make that mistake again!
The underlying solution is to communicate, communicate, communicate and to be aware!