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Mon Feb 09, 2004, 12:04pm
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Had a parnter tell me that the NCAAM mechanic is for the new Trail official to chop the clock during the last minute of the second half after a made basket (since the clock stops). However, I've never done that, and in watching TV, I don't notice anybody else doing it either.
I didn't get a manual this year. Anybody want to set me straight? (But only on this particular issue, ok Dan?)
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Mon Feb 09, 2004, 12:08pm
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I don't chop either, although I do peek at the clock when the ball goes in & on the throw-in to make sure the table's dong their job. (I know I know, who's watching B2 elbow A3 in the mouth while I'm looking out of my area...)
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Mon Feb 09, 2004, 12:24pm
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Mon Feb 09, 2004, 12:42pm
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Chuck- In NCAA-W It is a MUST for the new trail to chop in the time durring the last minute of play following a made basket. Not sure why this would be any diff then in men's but who knows????
I would love to hear the answer also and an explination as to why you wouldn't chop in time if indeed it is diff. in NCAA-M's games.
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Mon Feb 09, 2004, 12:49pm
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Yes, the new trail is supposed to chop. However, I think the NCAA is a little more lenient when the officials are using the precision timing system. I know it would be more important to me for the official to use a hand to hit the button on his timer than it would be to have one in the air to chop the clock, especially when he should also be showing a visual count!
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