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yankeesfan Mon Feb 23, 2009 03:08pm
consecutive timeouts
 
can you call consecutive timeouts in overtime?

justacoach Mon Feb 23, 2009 03:11pm
Yes, you may grant a REQUEST for consecutive TOs, as long as the clock has started for the extra period.

JugglingReferee Mon Feb 23, 2009 03:13pm
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Originally Posted by yankeesfan (Post 582454)
can you call consecutive timeouts in overtime?
I can, yes. Coaches can't. However, they can request consecutive timeouts.

4-12-3: Successive time-outs shall not be granted after expiration of playing time for the fourth quarter or any extra period.

Nevadaref Mon Feb 23, 2009 04:06pm
Quote:
Originally Posted by yankeesfan (Post 582454)
can you call consecutive timeouts in overtime?
As long as it is prior to the expiration of time in the extra period.

yankeesfan Mon Feb 23, 2009 04:41pm
Quote:
Originally Posted by JugglingReferee (Post 582457)
I can, yes. Coaches can't. However, they can request consecutive timeouts.

4-12-3: Successive time-outs shall not be granted after expiration of playing time for the fourth quarter or any extra period.
please clarify, can you or not?

JugglingReferee Mon Feb 23, 2009 04:44pm
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Originally Posted by yankeesfan (Post 582500)
please clarify, can you or not?
Depends on what "in" means in the phrase "in overtime" as you said in the OP.

During the period of time between the jump ball, and the end of the overtime period, consecutive timeouts may be granted.

If regulation time has ended, then consecutive timeouts can not be granted.

If an overtime period time has ended, then consecutive timeouts can not be granted.

JugglingReferee Mon Feb 23, 2009 04:45pm
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Originally Posted by Nevadaref (Post 582482)
As long as it is prior to the expiration of time in the extra period.
And it's related action.

Adam Mon Feb 23, 2009 04:55pm
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Originally Posted by JugglingReferee (Post 582503)
And it's related action.
Read the rule again; it's after the expiration of playing time, not play. It's to prevent a coach from burning 5 TOs in an effort to ice a shooter.

Nevadaref Mon Feb 23, 2009 04:58pm
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Originally Posted by JugglingReferee (Post 582503)
And it's related action.
Nope, whether there is time on the clock or not is the ONLY restriction.

Related activity has nothing to do with the rule.

JugglingReferee Mon Feb 23, 2009 05:00pm
My bad. You're both right.

I stopped reading OT rules after graduating from Padgett's class. :p


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