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Old Sat Feb 21, 2009, 01:47am
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so whats the position of all 3 in a 3 man crew for full and 30 seconds?
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Old Sat Feb 21, 2009, 01:51am
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so whats the position of all 3 in a 3 man crew for full and 30 seconds?
See my last post.

Administering official stands with the ball at the spot of the throw in. The other two stand either at the top of the keys (30 sec TO) or on the blocks opposite the table (60 sec TO).
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Old Sat Feb 21, 2009, 03:49pm
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When you say on the blocks opposite the benches do u mean the blocks furthest from the benches? and do you face the benches during the T.O.?
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Old Sat Feb 21, 2009, 03:53pm
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When you say on the blocks opposite the benches do u mean the blocks furthest from the benches? and do you face the benches during the T.O.?
For mechanics purposes, there is table side and opposite side. The blocks opposite would be the ones that are not table side. Yes, you face the benches so you can see the players. When the first horn sounds, signaling 15 seconds remaining in the TO, you will go to the huddle on your side of the court and remind them that it's time to get going so you can get play started quickly after the 2nd horn.
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Old Sat Feb 21, 2009, 04:11pm
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For mechanics purposes, there is table side and opposite side. The blocks opposite would be the ones that are not table side. Yes, you face the benches so you can see the players. When the first horn sounds, signaling 15 seconds remaining in the TO, you will go to the huddle on your side of the court and remind them that it's time to get going so you can get play started quickly after the 2nd horn.
How about when your table is on the opposite side of the court from the benches and subs check in at the water fountain near the division line?

2-man time out mechanics switched a couple of years ago.
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Old Sat Feb 21, 2009, 07:01pm
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How about when your table is on the opposite side of the court from the benches and subs check in at the water fountain near the division line?
In that case, you would stand on the international date line facing the north pole and talk to Jon Diebler.
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Old Sun Feb 22, 2009, 10:17am
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When the first horn sounds, signaling 15 seconds remaining in the TO, you will go to the huddle on your side of the court and remind them that it's time to get going so you can get play started quickly after the 2nd horn.
Many officials around here are sloppy about this step. I see coaches keeping their players till after the second horn often. I will politely remind them before we get started, "Coach, please break your huddle after the first horn." Haven't had a problem using this approach, and compliance has been excellent.
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Old Sun Feb 22, 2009, 11:08am
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Many officials around here are sloppy about this step. I see coaches keeping their players till after the second horn often. I will politely remind them before we get started, "Coach, please break your huddle after the first horn." Haven't had a problem using this approach, and compliance has been excellent.
I've noticed around here, I'm the only one who seems to say this as the R in pregame with the coaches. And you're right, it works.
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