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Originally Posted by Adam
The OP admitted they didn't actually look, they just asked everyone if they matched. My take away is to actually look with my own eyes.
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Not necessary, nor your job per the rules book.
The scorer and timer need to be trusted to do their duties. If they don't, then the school administration and the state office will sort it out.
I'm not going over and looking at the book before leaving.
Edit: Allow me to be clear--the referee does have a duty to "check and approve" the score at the end of each half. What constitutes this is not clearly defined (perhaps one could contend that leaving the visual confines amounts to this, but that is doubtful even with that text), but I've never heard anyone state that it means physically looking at the book oneself. The NCAA has a protocol which merely involves making eye contact with the scorer and then moving off the court unless the scorer alerts the R to a problem.