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Fri Dec 23, 2005, 10:45am
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One of my partners & I are debating this. Not necessarily how we'd handle it, but what the "by the book" ruling should be employed.
Team A is running a play. No pressure on ball...PG for team A is calling a play just over the midcourt line. T official has his back to the A bench and thinks he hears Coach A calling a timeout. T blows whistle, grants a TO. Coach A, "I didn't want a timeout! I didn't call one!" We know we should turn to make sure of a TO signal/confirmation, but what now? Inadvertent whistle & ball OOB to team A...or grant TO??
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Fri Dec 23, 2005, 11:23am
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If you didn't see him make the request and he says that he didn't, you ignore the situation and put the ball back in play.
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