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Originally posted by JRutledge
Officials should know who has the arrow. If you have your head into the game, it does not matter what the arrow says or what the book says. Scorers make mistakes. The official can correct any situation as long as they have specific knowledge at the appropriate time. If a officials takes a snapshot, this would not happen very often.
Just my opinion on the issue.
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I completely agree. The AP direction is the responsibility
of the floor officials, their "opinion" has more weight
than what is written in the book or on the scoreboard/table arrow. If the scorer insists I'm wrong & he's right he's
going to have to convince me that I'm wrong before I'll change it. And I agree we should keep the arrow in our head
as opposed to rubber bands & whistles in pockets.