timing belt pack...

[Mark Dexter]

Originally Posted by shave-tail

They must be using this in some games. I was watching a first round game when the camera zoomed in on a player. The official was was in the background and only his waist was visible and there on his belt was a little black box. I was going to post a question of what it was used for, but forgot.

Methinks you were watching an NIT game.

Tjones - any idea on why the licensing is approved for the NIT but not the NCAA D-I tourney?

[tjones1]

Originally Posted by Mark Dexter

Methinks you were watching an NIT game.

Tjones - any idea on why the licensing is approved for the NIT but not the NCAA D-I tourney?

Mark,

Not sure, it may be that the first rounds are usually played on one team's home court. Therefore, if they have the system they may be allowed it use it.

[Old School]

How do these things work? Is there like a priority mechanism that the official responsible for starting the clock has the primary, or can any official start the clock. Has there ever been times where the clock was accidentally started by an official. Also, with the remote technology, it is possible for somebody to jam the system. Just curious!

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by Old School

Also, with the remote technology, it is possible for somebody to jam the system.

He's now a perfect 542 for 542.

Stay tuned.

[shave-tail]

[QUOTE=Mark Dexter]Methinks you were watching an NIT game.


Mark,

You probably correct. Watched toooooooo much basketball this year.