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Sometimes you have to use caution, however. Last week I was calling a JV game. I was lead coming to trail as Team A was bringing the ball upcourt from the backcourt. Coach of Team A (the far bench to me) calls "Time". The trail to new lead lets it go so I blow the whistle and call "time-out". I report the TO and my partner comes over and tells me he didn't think Coach A wanted a TO, he was telling his point guard to take his time dribbling up court. He had a point. After the teams came back on the court I was now the new center right in front of Coach A so I asked him. He told me he was calling a time-out. Made me feel better but I can see where this can be a confusing area for officials. Sometimes administering a TO can be tough, especially in a loud gym. Is there anything in the rule book that the coach has to say "time out"?
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B scores and signals time out. Once the coach signals time out and you recognize it he is stuck. After a made basket it had to be obvious he wanted time out...
What he did was pulled one over on you. He got clock stopped, substituted, set up a play for the inbounds, all with out a timeout. If I were B's coach I'd be hopping mad. Give A the timeout and tell him to live with it. |
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Red_Killian
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Obviously you have a defective whistle that is making you look bad. I would send it back to the manufacturer and demand my money back immediately and then get a new one. (Preferably one that doesn't look like a fish or swimming mammal!) |
[QUOTE]Originally posted by refnrev
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Not a big fan of the Dolphin, Bob? :) |
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