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official signals the clock to start. If the official neglects to signal, the timer is authorized to start the clock as per rule, unless an official specifically signals continued time-out. Instructions To And Duties Of The Timer For Basketball Games Start The Official Timepiece When: 1. A tossed ball is legally tapped when play is started by a jump. 2. The ball touches a player on the court during a throw-in (if clock has been stopped). 3. An official signals “start the clock.” If he or she neglects to do so, the official timepiece should be started unless an official specifically signals that it should not be started. 4. The ball touches or is touched by a player on the court provided the ball is to remain live if the free throw is missed. In these cases, the official will give the start-the-clock signal, but if he or she neglects to do so, the official timepiece should be started when it is apparent the ball touches a player and is to remain live.
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