I blow the whistle for a violation (NFHS) and immediately look at the clock to see 1.3 seconds on the clock. Timer allows the clock to run down and the horn sounds.
Do I: 1. Put all 1.3 seconds back on the clock? Or, 2. Allow for 1 second of timer delay and only put 0.3 seconds on the clock? |
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If the timer had stopped with .3 or more, leave the clock where it was stopped. |
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I would think since you had direct knowledge of how much time was left, you would put 1.3 back on the clock. |
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Put 1.3 back CB 5.10.1.B.
If, as Bob said, the clock is stopped at .3 or above you leave it, under lag time CB 5.10.1.D. [Edited by blindzebra on Dec 21st, 2004 at 01:15 PM] |
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The official saw the clock as they whistled, that is definite info. Now had the timer stopped the clock a second or less AFTER that definite info, then lag time factors into the situation. |
I concur, put time back on the clock.
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No question, put time on the clock.
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OK so lag time only works for one second. If it's more than a second even .3 we put time back. I think I've got it.
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Those 1.3 seconds might not be important to you, but you never know if they're important to the players or coaches. |
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There was a timing mistake, it needs to be fixed regardless of the score. Do your job & put the time back on the clock. Period. |
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