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Mon Jan 26, 2004, 11:23am
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What is the penalty, if any, if the home team takes the scorebook away from the table at halftime? NFHS rules state that the home (official) book "shall" remain at the table, but do not say what happens if it doesn't. Do you declare the other book the official book? Is it a technical foul (I don't see any specific rules support for that), or do you merely delay the second half while you confirm the book's accuracy, then continue. What rules support do you have for your answer?
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Mon Jan 26, 2004, 01:53pm
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In NCAA, if it's "inadvertant" (the scorer did it on his / her own), and the book doesn't go to the locker room,then it's nothing. If it's inadvertant and the book does go to the locker room, it's an indirect T. If the coach does it, or requests it, it's a direct T. (Note that the NCAA definitions of direct and indirect are different from the FED definitions)
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Mon Jan 26, 2004, 10:55pm
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I have a line drawn, for each person, after the number that represents the number of fouls they have committed. I also do the same for team fouls. Our local associations have a spot to write down which team gets the 2nd half arrow. I double check this by putting my whistle in the pocket that represents a certain team when I face the benches. Also, I remember the score. After all this, which takes about 45 seconds, if the book did happen to be moved, any changes will be noticed. Personally, once I leave the gym and head to the officials room, the book could be doing jumping jacks and I wouldn't know.
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Tue Jan 27, 2004, 12:35am
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I missed a question on the test once about this. "Coach A takes the official book to the locker room at halftime.
Ruling: Technical foul on Team A." I put true because I knew he wasn't supposed to take the book, and I just assumed that a T would be the penalty. Since there is no penalty specified, I now assume that it is the bookkeeper's responsibility to guard the book with his/her life and not let it leave the table. So now if the book does leave the table, we have T on the coach, not for taking the book, but for assaulting the bookkeeper.
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Tue Jan 27, 2004, 05:49pm
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I know the Federation does not specify any penalty with repect to Rule 2-11 where it states the offical book is to remain at the scorers table.
But, is it possible for us to apply Rule 10-4 Art. 1 in this situation. Especially since it states "...but is not limited to,..." I can really see us utilizing this if any attempt is being made to change the info in the book, ie. change # of fouls etc. What do you think?
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Wed Jan 28, 2004, 06:04pm
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If a coach actually changes the book during halftime, he's getting AT LEAST a technical, and the state association is getting a nice letter about the situation. More likely than not, coach is getting himself ejected for pulling BS like this.
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