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Old Fri Jan 28, 2022, 01:38pm
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If I'm reading and interpreting the OP correctly, why would you have to declare inadvertent whistle? Were you not (correctly) moving to signal a timeout that was appropriately requested by White when White had possession? If you were a little slow on the trigger, does that negate White's valid request?

Or did White not request the timeout until it had already lost the ball again?
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Old Fri Jan 28, 2022, 01:41pm
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If I'm reading and interpreting the OP correctly, why would you have to declare inadvertent whistle? Were you not (correctly) moving to signal a timeout that was appropriately requested by White when White had possession? If you were a little slow on the trigger, does that negate White's valid request? Or did White not request the timeout until it had already lost the ball again?
Official: "Do you still want the timeout?"

Head coach: (Knowing that they won't end up with the ball) "Never mind."
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Old Sat Jan 29, 2022, 11:04am
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If I'm reading and interpreting the OP correctly, why would you have to declare inadvertent whistle? Were you not (correctly) moving to signal a timeout that was appropriately requested by White when White had possession? If you were a little slow on the trigger, does that negate White's valid request?

Or did White not request the timeout until it had already lost the ball again?

This was my same thought/question.


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