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Question for you NCAA officials...I'm a NFHS official who has the opportunity to officiate a D-III scrimmage tonight, and I just want a quick clarification for tonight. On last shot situations, the table side official, whether trail or center, has the last shot, correct? Now what about on shot clock violations? Whose responsibility is that?
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either the trail or slot, OPPOSITE THE TABLE, has last 2nd shots....
either trail or slot on shot clock violation
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I'm not sure how the women's side handles it. In any case pregame this with the crew. Hopefully you'll have a very good pregame, get there early.
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In Women's, the C always has last second shot...as for shot-clock violations, it's whose primary the ball is in at the time of the violation, so all three could possibly call a shot-clock violation at one point or another...
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Rocky, is there a mandated lock down for all NCAAW crews? Or is it a crew-by-crew decision?
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That is correct, as long as we have a shot clock on, we can still rotate in the women's side. I do both, and that is how we handle the end of game here in Texas.
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