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It is more of a courtesy from an official's point of view, because nowadays, the coaches already know their timeout status. This is not something that officials are required alone and if you are not informed than it is not your job to go out of your way to find out.
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ART. 6 . . . Record the time-out information charged to each team (who and when) and notify a team and its coach, through an official, whenever that team is granted its final allotted charged time-out.
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I prefer to let them know in accordance with the guidance. Like not noticing a team having 6 players on the floor is my fault, not notifying [I think] would also be my fault. ![]() |
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Timeout!!
I would say the last 5 minutes of the game as an official, you MUST know how many timeout each time has. Coach A calls timeout with 2:45 to go in the game. You report the TO to the scoretable. Then a good book-keeper will raise his/her hands indicating the # of TO's left for each team. 2-2, 2-1, 2-0, 4-2.
Then you tell both coaches, or an assistant, "Hey coach you have 2 timeouts left." Just to make sure everyone is on the same page. Also make sure you tell your partner/s. Now most of the newer scoreboards indicate TOL (time outs left) Which makes it really easy. Along the lines of TO's. At the end of a close game, be aware of when a coach is going to want that Timeout (after a made basket, when they are trapped.) There is nothing worse than having a coach jumping up and down for a TO and the officials miss it. With a 3-person crew you have a T or C near the benches so that helps. |
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Having said that, if you fail to use this mechanic, and an excessive timeouts is granted, it is still completed at the cost of a T.
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