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[Kansas Ref]

Again with the credo that no shot was attempted at the last second, when the horn sounds to end game or quarter I do nothing/no signaling. I just either prep for the next quarter or leave the confines of the court--however being sure to walk out with my partner (I make a practice to never leave the confines alone--just opens up the possibility for way too many bad news interactions with fans, coaches, players, etc...).

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Kansas Ref

Again with the credo that no shot was attempted at the last second, when the horn sounds to end game or quarter I do nothing/no signaling. I just either prep for the next quarter or leave the confines of the court--however being sure to walk out with my partner (I make a practice to never leave the confines alone--just opens up the possibility for way too many bad news interactions with fans, coaches, players, etc...).

I don't think that word means what you think it means.

I always have a whistle. It's required in NCAAW, and in HS here -- but I don't know if that's specifically an IHSA adoption or not.

[Smitty]

We are always told to have a whistle here as well whether there is a shot attempt or not.