Arrow late in the quarter
Last night, my partner had an inadvertent whistle with 1.7 seconds left in the third quarter. There was no team control (during a rebound), so we had to go to the arrow, which means a team had to go the length of the court in too short of a time, and the opposition gets the arrow for the start of the fourth quarter.
Granted, it's rare, but I've always hated to see a team get the arrow with so little time that the opportunity to score is basically lost. I've always wondered if there should be a rule that allows a team to defer their arrow to the opposition, letting that team get the next one. |
I've thought the same thing -- either "defer" or just let the time expire and start the next quarter (with so limit on the time allowed, of course)
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Just tell them they'll get 2 of the next 3.
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This type of play makes one wish that the Rules would do away with the Alternating Possession Arrow. Just saying, :p!
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You could always just commit a team control foul. Maybe a little risky to take one in your backcourt; I guess you’d have to decide how much the arrow mattered to you. I’d definitely consider this with 0.3 or less on the clock.
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