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That's my question ... is that the rule?
This happened to me in a game and Team A was signalling for TO with 2 seconds left to my partner who was the trail ... he would no grant it ... I went to blow my whistle to signal the TO was acknowledged and the horn sounds -- he proceeds to ay game over! Team A has no more TOs ... right or wrong? I thought it was wrong, but he stepped in and declared the game over ... nobody really argued. |
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Yes, it is the rule:
5-12-2: "Time-outs in excess of the allotted number may be requested and shall be granted . . . at the expense of a technical foul for each. Does your partner also officiate football? In basketball, we only "ignore" a time-out request in a few circumstances:
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And we don't even ignore the time out request in Mark's number 2. We delay granting it until the foul has been reported and any associated activity, such as replacing a disqualified player.
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