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Hey BillyMac, I've Got A Question ...
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Originally Posted by Rob_K
The officials were on the opposite side of the court during a time out so I came on the court to ask a quick question.
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(IAABO Two Person Mechanics) Unless the officials are discussing a specific game situation, the farthest any official should be away from the table, and thus, from the benches, during a timeout, should be about thirty feet (sixty second time out). From the outer perimeter of the time out "huddle" the coach should be able to get the officials attention at that distance. And, by rule, the coach can be out as far as the imaginary line extended from the nearest free-throw lane line during a time out. Should be plenty of opportunities to get an official's attention during a time out, as long as the coach is polite.
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Last edited by BillyMac; Thu Apr 25, 2013 at 06:33am.
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