Since it's a topic this year....

[rainmaker]

Originally posted by Nevadaref
rainmaker,
I'm surprised that you didn't know this one. Camron is right. It is a correctable error in NFHS. (It is as well in NCAA.) See case book play 2.10.1 Situation F.

I know that.

My question isn't about a situation when an official knows it's a 3, but forgets to signal, or the scorer does it wrong. My question is about a situation where the official sees the play, doesn't think it's a 3, doesn't signal and the game goes on. The coach can't stop the game to argue about it, can she? Shouldn't she just assume it was a 2? In this case the official didn't inadvertently set aside a rule, she just didn't see the shot as a 3--pointer. How is that correctable?

Or, look at 2.10.1 G. Not correctable.

[Edited by rainmaker on Apr 7th, 2005 at 02:15 AM]