My fault...

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by FrankHtown

Just for clarification...why was this not correctible? It was an official's error, the official had knowledge of the event, it wasn't a rule that was inadverently set aside....

It wasn't erroneously counting or cancelling a score. Why wouldn't this be able to be corrected up until the official's approval of the final score?

It falls under that heading. You get until the (start of the) second live ball to correct it.

[just another ref]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

It falls under that heading. You get until the (start of the) second live ball to correct it.

Is this specified somewhere, bob, or is it just one of those "everybody knows that" things? 'Cause I didn't.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by just another ref

Is this specified somewhere, bob, or is it just one of those "everybody knows that" things? 'Cause I didn't.

I don't have my books with me, so I can't search for a specific cite. I do know it's specifically in a recent NCAAW memo.

[Ron Pilo]

Not covered by the correctable error rule. Correctable error rule is concerning Free-throws.
If the official had definate knowledge that is was a Three, FIX IT! any time before the final score is approved......


Opps.........kbilla........you are so right.............2.10.1 sit F is it...........

[kbilla]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

I don't have my books with me, so I can't search for a specific cite. I do know it's specifically in a recent NCAAW memo.

This is basically casebook play 2.10.1 sit F....in the situation the error is corrected, but only b/c it is still prior to the second dead ball becoming live...it doesn't say "why" the covering official did not give the 3-pt signal, the point is that he/she didn't give it. In the sit, the officials subsequently determined that it WAS a 3-pt field goal, but they would not have been able to correct it had the time to correct run out.....

[Dan_ref]

So I'm still wondering why the L signalled 2 and I'm also wondering what HE had to say about the C's judgement on this play.

IMO if any of the 3 officials sees a foot on the line it's a 2. Regardless of how sure the other guy may be that we screwed it up.