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Old Fri Jan 02, 2009, 07:33pm
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In Georgia, the trail always chops in the clock and the lead just counts the 5 seconds. This is that same in NCAA-W.
Not true for NCAA-W. Both the L and the T chop in the time.
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Old Fri Jan 02, 2009, 07:35pm
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Not true for NCAA-W. Both the L and the T chop in the time.
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Not true for NCAA-W. Both the L and the T chop in the time.
What happens if they both don't chop at the same time?
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Old Fri Jan 02, 2009, 08:38pm
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What happens if they both don't chop at the same time?
Give the timer some of your meds.
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Old Fri Jan 02, 2009, 09:35pm
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NCAA W Trails chops the clock on all throw ins made by lead. Lead should not be chopping the clock as well.

NCAA M Lead will administer throw in from sideline below the FT line extended. Trail will chop that clock.
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Old Sat Jan 03, 2009, 08:42am
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NCAA W Trails chops the clock on all throw ins made by lead. Lead should not be chopping the clock as well.
CCA 3.2.2A.3 (Lead on a throw-in): Use the counting hand to chop in time when the ball is touched by any player on the court.
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Old Sat Jan 03, 2009, 08:21pm
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NFHS--- does not have a provision....(as mentioned) however.. I believe there are times when trail needs to help...

If there is a long toss from endline out to midcourt how is lead going to chop clock in? This becomes more important near the expiration of time.

I have gotten with my partners and talked about this and will even tell the scoretable who to watch...
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Old Sat Jan 03, 2009, 10:50pm
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CCA 3.2.2A.3 (Lead on a throw-in): Use the counting hand to chop in time when the ball is touched by any player on the court.
Yes. The counting hand "snaps it off" when clock is to start. One hand/arm is engaged (for all inbounding situations.)
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Old Sat Jan 03, 2009, 01:31am
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What happens if they both don't chop at the same time?
The timer never notices because he's doing whatever the heck he wants to....

Unfortunate but true in most HS games in this area.
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