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Mon Jan 08, 2001, 01:39pm
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Team A is the visiting team and they are not on the floor with 1 minute left in half time. At 30 seconds someone goes in and tells them the time.They come out 2 minutes later and said that no one notified them of the time until the person came in with 30 seconds left.and they want extra time to warm up.
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Mon Jan 08, 2001, 01:48pm
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No warm-up - play ball. Be thankful you didn't get a delay T. And appoint an assistant to keep track of time before game and at halftime.
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Mon Jan 08, 2001, 01:48pm
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to my knowledge
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It is the reponsibility of the officials, particularly the Referee, to have the table notify both teams and the officials. I think decorum would recommend the visiting team be allowed a warmup if they came onto the floor immediately. But, since they delayed an additional 2 min 30 sec. in returning, I would say S'go. mick
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Mon Jan 08, 2001, 02:16pm
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I think this is one where you have to use your best judgement.
The rule book says it is the R's responsibility to make sure the teams are notified. I have taken upon myself to go notifiy teams when it is under 2 minutes, just so that I know it was done. If they delay at that point, not my problem. In this case, since they were told late, if they came out ASAP I would let them warm up for a minute or two. Since they stalled, I think the coach did it on purpose. While we need to ensure they are notified, I still think the ultimate responsibility is on them to keep track. They should know when it is close to 3 minutes. I know when is "seems" too long, and I am usually right.
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Mon Jan 08, 2001, 02:44pm
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New this year here in Dutchess County, at least for girls: At the half, R is supposed to remind the table personel to make sure that both teams are notified 3 minutes before the second half.
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Mon Jan 08, 2001, 03:08pm
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We've been doing that for years. And, I think that is written somewhere, but I'll be danged is I know where. mick
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Mon Jan 08, 2001, 03:13pm
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Mon Jan 08, 2001, 03:16pm
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Yupper!
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Same in the current Book: 109 d. mick
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Mon Jan 08, 2001, 10:37pm
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I learned this one the hard way....
My rookie season (last yr) I am doing a JV game with a seasoned veteran. I asked him at 3 minutes til 2nd half, Should we send someone for the teams?
He was non-chalant.... "No" ... 1 min left Home team comes out... Buzzer sounds... No visiting team. One of the assistants for the visitors appears in the bench area... I immediately dispatch him to get his team on the court. During the delay, I approach my partner about "warm-up time." He says without hesitation, "Its time to play ball." The visiting coach brings the team to the floor and asks for 2 minutes of warm-up. It is evident that he expected to have "someone" notify him. I diplomatically attempted to inform him of the guidance given by the R. I get an earful about the "micky mouse operation" and so on... Since the R is on the far side of the court and I am in the near vacinity of the visiting bench I get a verbal tirade that continues until the R intervenes and warns the coach. I was very uncomfortable for the remainder of that game. Because I was not confident that we had done the right thing and the visiting coach had done a pretty good job of tongue-lashing me. I left the game and searched my mechanics manual until I found 109d. In hindsight, I would have given the visitors the 2 minutes, if I was certian of 109d. This was one of those experiences that I learned from and will not repeat. During this season, I have made several teams aware of the time, via use of the scorer's table.
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Tue Jan 09, 2001, 11:20am
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