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I have a different question on this one. In the OP it said that at the end of the V game the coach called a TO with 2.2 o 2.1 secs but the clock stopped at 1.8. Is it true that there is no longer such a thing as "lag time"? Isn't it true that if either official clearly saw 2.2 on the clock when the whistle blew for the TO then they could put the clock back to 2.2 since they have definite knowledge?
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I'm also not entirely disagreeing with Daryl's post, just his language. The phrase "situational ethics" goes far beyond the decision whether or not to call some maybe-maybe-not-a-foul contact. It seems to me to be a very unfair basis on which to agree with BITS. |
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And here's my two cents on "finding" fouls. I once worked a college game with an official who obviously and blatantly called fouls against one team late in a half to make the foul counts closer. It was embarrassing. He called 4 handchecks in 10 seconds. I was literally embarrassed to be out there. I would never do that. However, if the team fouls are lopsided, I'm not going to make anything up on the team that has fewer fouls -- but I'm not going to miss any, either. I'm going to make sure that I don't have any errors of omission that favor the team with fewer fouls. |
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Why else would anyone "look to find one soon"?
BTW I didn't say HE WAS trying to keep coach happy - I asked why would you look to "find one soon" UNLESS you were trying to keep coach happy? I think perhaps you are reading things into the words that clearly was not there.
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Wow. Call the game the same way in the last minute the same as you did in the first. Call the game the same way when the fouls are 7-0 as you did when they were 0-0. Don't try to make yourself look good at the expense of the players and the game.
Now if the calls were 7 by your partner and 0 by you, you'd want to think about how your team was working together.
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what's up everyone? I'm new here and actually find this thread to be what I was looking for. I'm in my 7th year of bball but first year doing HS games (JV and F) In the two JV games I've done, I've had partners who mainly work V and have a ton of exp. Both of them have made comments alluding to the fact that they'll "find one" if things are really lopsided. I don't think this is fair at all and I'm not going to do it that way. What if it's lopsided at the beginning of the second quarter and you call a ticky tack one to try and even it up and that kid winds up fouling out b/c you called a foul you would have let go otherwise? that's not fair at all. I really don't understand where this mentality comes from! I could care less what the fouls are or what the score is until the teams get to the bonus so I can get shooters and until the end of the game regarding the score!
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