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Originally Posted by jpgc99
I don't see why this is so difficult. After the opening tip, I glance at the table to ensure they have the arrow pointed the right direction. If they don't, I'll go tell them to correct it during the first dead ball.
From there, after every AP throw-in, I make sure they change the arrow properly. In this way, I always know who should get the next throw in, and I also know that the arrow is correct.
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I do exactly that too.
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Originally Posted by Dad
Great way to do it, but it doesn't work for everyone. I'm not going to turn my head during live ball.
And as stated several times, at lower levels there just isn't an arrow.
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An arrow at the table is required by rule. If you don't have one, then create one from a water bottle or towel or something.
I don't know where you officiate, but I have a hard time grasping that HS games would be conducted without the required equipment, such as a visible clock, scoreboard, arrow, nets, etc.