Oh Boy! we have a mess!

[comical]

Originally Posted by JugglingReferee

Remind the table to tell the official when a player has their 4th foul. This means that a player with 3 fouls needs to be of importance to the table.

Originally Posted by ChrisSportsFan

Why do you want to know when a player has 4 fouls?

I'm wondering about this too. I typically post here only when I have a question about keeping the book or when I've made a mistake keeping the book that I want to ask about. However, I've never notified the officials when a player had 4 fouls (though I try to keep the coaches informed). Is notifying the officials about a 4th foul something else I should be doing? Thanks.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by comical

I'm wondering about this too. I typically post here only when I have a question about keeping the book or when I've made a mistake keeping the book that I want to ask about. However, I've never notified the officials when a player had 4 fouls (though I try to keep the coaches informed). Is notifying the officials about a 4th foul something else I should be doing? Thanks.

No. i don't care, and it's as likely to cause momentary confusion as anything.

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by comical

Is notifying the officials about a 4th foul something else I should be doing?

No. Just tell 'em on the fifth.

[truerookie]

Originally Posted by Ron Pilo

Tie game at 51. A1 shooting a 1 and 1 with 4.1 left. B1 that fouled has 5 and scorers table is trying to get the officials attention (without the horn), the officials don't hear it and the free throw takes place. A1 misses but scorers table doesn't start the clock (as they are still trying to get the officials attention for the fifth foul). The ball is tipped to A2 who pump fakes and goes back up and scores. Then Officials realize there is a problem.

What do you do?

Put 2.1 on the scoreboard B throw -in anywhere along endline.

[jdw3018]

Originally Posted by truerookie

Put 2.1 on the scoreboard B throw -in anywhere along endline.

How in the world do you put 2.1 on the scoreboard?

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by jdw3018

How in the world do you put 2.1 on the scoreboard?

Huh?

Most clocks that display 1/10s of seconds can be set to 1/10s of seconds.

If not, set it to 3.0 and run it down (a real quick on-off will usually be 1/10 of a second -- and I don't need any comments from Padgett on that statement)

[Adam]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

Huh?

Most clocks that display 1/10s of seconds can be set to 1/10s of seconds.

If not, set it to 3.0 and run it down (a real quick on-off will usually be 1/10 of a second -- and I don't need any comments from Padgett on that statement)

He meant, "Why in the world do you put 2.1 seconds on the scoreboard?" There was initially 4.1 seconds. Why take 2 seconds off?

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

He meant, "Why in the world do you put 2.1 seconds on the scoreboard?" There was initially 4.1 seconds. Why take 2 seconds off?

"Why" and "How" are synonyms?

Lah me.

[udbomber]

If you had a count on as a referee, that is definite knowledge of how much time to take off.

If you ever have a count on and the clock does not match your count, you cannot adjust the clock to the violation at hand. For example, if the ball is taken out of bounds on a full court press with 15 seconds remaining and you whistled a 10 second backcourt violation with 2 seconds now remaining on the clock, you cannot reset the clock to 5 seconds to match the stopped clock with the 10 second violation.

Your count is the definite knowledge you have to go by so in the scenario posted, you could take off 2 seconds from the closely guarded count. It was a merited free throw so it stands and there was no erroneous information from the official so you now replace the disqualified player with B running the baseline for a throw-in.
I love this game.
Alan

[icallfouls]

Can you say 1972 Olympics?

Do it over until the team you like wins.

[MidMadness]

He had missed the followup??? Would you reshoot the FT??? Go to ot??

[jdw3018]

Originally Posted by MidMadness

He had missed the followup??? Would you reshoot the FT??? Go to ot??

Depends on where the ball was when the officials realized the problem and stopped the game. If there was no team control, go to the arrow. If there was team control, that team would get the ball. It's a POI question.

Either way, whether the try is successful has no bearing on the time situation, and you would not in any case reshoot the FT.

[swkansasref33]

Well, based off the info in the OP- the basket counts, T official notifies Coach B of the 5th personal, the player of the 5th personal, and tells the scorekeeper to start the 20 second replacement clock. and resume play as normal