| Raymond |
Tue Feb 14, 2017 11:59am |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Adam
(Post 1000214)
One follow up note: it doesn't matter if Coach B "still wants the time out" at this point. He gets it. Once you blow the whistle to grant the TO, he no longer has a choice.
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I meant to add that to the conversation earlier. And I have an example of the rationale behind that mandate.
I once blew my whistle for the Team B coach time-out request as Team A was attempting a BC end line throw-in. After I did the obligatory "DOH" expression Team B's coach then said "That's alright, I don't want the time-out". Of course I granted it anyway.
Later on in the game Coach B told me he has done that before and I was the first official to enforce the time-out. Other officials had rescinded the time-out, but the pause in play would allow him to set up his press. |
