New NCAA TO Rule

[zebraman]

Originally Posted by ChuckElias

Surprisingly, I didn't blow the whistle!! I let the kid land OOB, then tweeted and "Out of bounds! Green!" The poor kid just looked at me like, "How could you not hear me say 'time out' "?

Did you ask him if he still wanted the time-out?

[ChuckElias]

Originally Posted by zebraman

Did you ask him if he still wanted the time-out?

No. He clearly didn't.

[zebraman]

Originally Posted by ChuckElias

No. He clearly didn't.

I was just being silly because my CC assignor told us to make sure we asked if they still wanted a time-out in that exact situation where they requested one and we didn't grant it. I remember thinking to myself, "a player wouldn't still want that time-out in 100 out of 100 times." I won't be asking either.

[btaylor64]

Yeah chuck I had a scrimmage the other day and had a kick and gave the reset signal and looked up at the clock which had 25 on there and I had to go back to the table and tell them to put 25 back up. Minor mess up but I came back with a quick save.

[Jay R]

I did my first tournament this weekend and one of my partners had the classic TO request from a player jumping out-of-bounds. He did it by the book; waited and called OOB. The player midly complained and later admitted he knew of the rule change but thought he might get away with it just the same.

[deecee]

had a scrimmage where a kid was flying OOB to save the ball and kicked it up to himself then gained possesion and requested a TO. I awarded the TO then called him for a Kickball violation then T'd up the coach.

[ChuckElias]

Originally Posted by deecee

I awarded the TO then called him for a Kickball violation then T'd up the coach.

This doesn't seem to me to be the best approach to your situation.