Non-Correctable Error

[just another ref]

I think (I hope) that all of us at least have a tendency to look to be sure that the arrow is initially set right and that it is switched when it is appropriate to do so. The wild card in this is that occasionally the arrow is switched when it shouldn't have been. "Oh, I thought y'all called a jump ball." If this can be easily sorted out because it happened 30 seconds ago, I'll try to do it. But I'm not gonna use the whistle in the pocket or any other attempt to keep up with the arrow on my own in a varsity game situation. It is, by rule, the responsibility of the scorer to keep the possession arrow, and if we do have a conflict, I see nothing which gives an official the authority to overrule the arrow at the table.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by just another ref

It is, by rule, the responsibility of the scorer to keep the possession arrow, and if we do have a conflict, I see nothing which gives an official the authority to overrule the arrow at the table.

You will find it in 2-11-11. This is a bookkeeping mistake as 2-11-7 requires the scorer to record the information.

[just another ref]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

You will find it in 2-11-11. This is a bookkeeping mistake as 2-11-7 requires the scorer to record the information.

I will find what in 2-11-11? I just said it's the scorekeepers job. Where is the part that makes it my job to keep up with it and/or do anything when a mistake is made?

[Nevadaref]

You wanted to know where there is authority in the rules for fixing an AP arrow mistake. I'm telling you that it falls under 2-11-11 as a scoring or bookkeeping error which the R can fix anytime until the end of the game.

[just another ref]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

You wanted to know where there is authority in the rules for fixing an AP arrow mistake. I'm telling you that it falls under 2-11-11 as a scoring or bookkeeping error which the R can fix anytime until the end of the game.

The R can fix? A bookkeeping error may be corrected, yes. But if the R says this is a mistake and the scorer says no it isn't........