Hey, it's the scorekeepers fault!!!
 

Big Ten Women's game:

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncw/news/story?id=3268120

I don't do NCAA but I think this is incorrect FED? Of course overtime would still be played if it is started.

Anybody know if this is correct in NCAA?

Scoring errors are correctable until the end of the game. If they disqualified the free throw correctly, but then the scorer still recorded the point, then it is not something that falls under the correctable errors provision, but rather a scorekeeping error, which is correctable whenever discovered.

Yes it's "incorrect" as written -- but it's written on a "fan" site, not an "officials" site.

What they meant was "if corrected prior to the end of regulation, then OT would not have been played. Once OT started, it should be played, even with the point removed."

End Of Game ???
 

Let me be clearer:

NFHS: Game ends when fourth period horn sounds, assuming no overtime, or no foul shots to be taken. Jurisdiction for the officials, to correct correctable errors, to correct book keeping mistakes, or to give technical fouls, ends when all the officials leave the visual confines of the playing court.

NCAA" Jurisdiction ends ... ???

He's right.

NCAA 2-9: The scorers shall:
Art. 17. Correct a scoring or bookkeeping mistake any time before the referee approves the final score.

Question on scorebooks
 

In college BB are their 2 scorebooks? Or is the home team score keeper the only book? I don't know if the visiting team has someone who travels with them and keeps the book. I haven't noticed this.

Technically, you're supposed to have two books (sometimes you'll have 3 during a tourney), but some visiting teams will keep their book on the bench. It's their loss should a situation like this arise.

This game was on the Big 10 network
 

I am surprised the error wasn't caught sooner as they are usually right up to date on the score.

Two Questions-
A.Can anyone find out which three-person crew had this game?
B.Can anyone get this tape and post the free throw in question?

Don't know why it matters, but David Stewart, Dennis Demayo, Beverly Roberts called the game according to the box score.

I know it does not matter but curiosity got the better of me in asking!

How does this happen?
Whoever was tableside should've said "NO BASKET" to the table and they should've been looking at the shooter anyway to see if the ball went in.