You keep track of timeouts how? - The Official Forum

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Mon Dec 07, 2015, 02:47am

AremRed

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Originally Posted by SCalScoreKeeper

Question for those of you who work on the floor: When you come over tableside at the end of each quarter to check the book wouldn't you notice no timeouts recorded and say something right there that the kid needs to be recording timeouts?

I don't physically check the book, I go over and verbally ask the scorers if everything is good and they typically say yes and give me a thumbs up. I know where to sign my name in the book and that's about it.

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