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Old Wed Apr 02, 2003, 06:00pm
JRutledge JRutledge is offline
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Lightbulb Re: incorrect call on designated spot throw-in

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Originally posted by silverfox
If your partner made an incorrect travel call on a designated spot throw-in, whether the coach made an appeal or not, would you step in and correct it ? What would you have done if you were one of the other two officials in the
N.C. State game ?
The two situations are not anywhere near the same. The travel call or "no-call" was in the primary and secondary coverage area of two officials. So the official in the secondary area if he saw something obvious (at least what appeared here) he can make a call.

As it relates to what I would have done, I would not have done a damn thing. If you are talking about a judgement call, there is nothing for me to say. Then the next question I would have, why would I be paying that close attention? Aren't the other players doing stuff on the court?


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Originally posted by silverfox

Similar to the Kansas travel call, how could the two partners in the N.C.State game not have corrected the call
at such a crucial time/score situation in the game ?
Not their job. And again, this is a judgement call. You do not come in a change or give information on judgement calls. Unless we are talking about a basket going in or a possible out of bounds play, there are not many situations that you give that information.



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Originally posted by silverfox

What is the likeleyhood that all three officials and the coach, participating at such an elite level
of not knowing the rule and or not noticing what ocurred on the play ?
I think that is a personal thing. But I do not see this as someone not knowing the rule.


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Originally posted by silverfox

Would such a mistake cost the entire crew any further advancement in the tournament ?
Not the entire crew, but maybe the particular official, if his call was subjected to that much scrutiny. But I am not one that feels that the call was that bad from my TV view.

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Originally posted by silverfox

If Herb Sendeck had jumped off the becnch and attempted to
correct the call like the M.S.U. caoch did, would it have made any difference in this situation ?
It might have affected whether I called a technical foul or not, nothing more, nothing less.

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Originally posted by silverfox

How many div.I coaches really now the rules?
It appears that this is a stone that needs to be turned over
for many basketball programs that are looking for any
possible detail that could improve their record.
Who knows. They do not make it a point to know these things. But just knowing the rules is not going to help your talent or your winning percentage.

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