length of overtime period incorrect

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

See case play 5.7.3. Not exactly your scenario, but it covers the proper adjudication.

5.7.3 SITUATION: Following a violation in the first extra period, the timer beckons
the referee to the table. The timer informs the referee that by mistake the period
started with: (a) more; or (b) less than four minutes on the clock. RULING: In
(a), if the mistake is discovered before the clock reaches four minutes, the clock
shall be set at four minutes and play resumes. If discovered after reaching four
minutes, no correction is allowed. In (b), the appropriate amount of time shall be
added to reflect a four-minute period. (2-5-5)

[Gutierrez7]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

In (b), the appropriate amount of time shall be
added to reflect a four-minute period. (2-5-5)

Help please!

This Rules section appears to address a time before the horn blows. It's less clear to me what to do after the horn does blow.


Is the game completed and we leave the visual confines of the court?
or
If we are to put 1 minute on the clock, how do we put the ball back in play?

Tip off?
AP arrow?
Point of interruption?

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Gutierrez7

Help please!

This Rules section appears to address a time before the horn blows. It's less clear to me what to do after the horn does blow.


Is the game completed and we leave the visual confines of the court?
or
If we are to put 1 minute on the clock, how do we put the ball back in play?

Tip off?
AP arrow?
Point of interruption?

Point of interruption if remembered, AP arrow if not.

Is there statute of limitations for correcting timing and scoring errors?

[Dad]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

POI of interruption if remembered, AP arrow if not.

Is there statute of limitations for correcting timing and scoring errors?

Is this a thing or a typo?