Question from a 1st Year: Those other members of the officiating crew.

[ca_rumperee]

Originally Posted by Junker

Are you working 2 man or 3? I'll assume 2 since you're new. In transistion, if you are near the shot and it is on your side of the court, take a peek at it and signal the 3 point attempt. If it is on the on the opposite side of the court, your partner has to live and die by it. Ultimately in both scenarios, it is the T's call. As with any call in any sport, if you are not completely sure, don't call anything.

I'm doing everything I can to see, but I am behind the shooter and cannot make a determination.

[Junker]

Originally Posted by ca_rumperee

I'm doing everything I can to see, but I am behind the shooter and cannot make a determination.

I understand that this play can happen quick, but if you are going from T to L, you have to be in front of that play. What if there was a pass to the post, are you going to officiate post play from beyond the 3 point arc?

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Junker

I understand that this play can happen quick, but if you are going from T to L, you have to be in front of that play. What if there was a pass to the post, are you going to officiate post play from beyond the 3 point arc?

He was going from L to T.

[Junker]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

He was going from L to T.

Good catch. That will teach me to multitask. Ignore my last post.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by ca_rumperee

I'm doing everything I can to see, but I am behind the shooter and cannot make a determination.

Then it's a 2-point try.