NFHS Free Throws

[Mark Padgett]

Originally Posted by 26 Year Gap

Maybe when the coach can only call TOs during a dead ball?

You mean you're advocating coaches being allowed to call timeouts? YIKES!

OK - here we go again.

[CoachP]

Originally Posted by Mark Padgett

You mean you're advocating coaches being allowed to call timeouts? YIKES!

OK - here we go again.

Yup!! Supported here in writing...

2001-2002 Interps Part 2.

SITUATION 12: Team A has used all allotted time-outs. The scorer notifies the referee, who properly advises the Team A coach at the beginning of Team A’s last called time-out. During play later in the game, A4 attempts to call time-out when he/she is being pressured by B2 and 83. U2 ignores the request by A4. RULING: U2 should honor the request of A4, even when this would be a time-out in excess of the number allotted. Game officials do not have discretionary authority to assist players in avoiding rules violations. (2-7-6; 5-12-2)

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by CoachP

Yup!! Supported here in writing...

2001-2002 Interps Part 2.

SITUATION 12: Team A has used all allotted time-outs. The scorer notifies the referee, who properly advises the Team A coach at the beginning of Team A’s last called time-out. During play later in the game, A4 attempts to call time-out when he/she is being pressured by B2 and 83. U2 ignores the request by A4. RULING: U2 should honor the request of A4, even when this would be a time-out in excess of the number allotted. Game officials do not have discretionary authority to assist players in avoiding rules violations. (2-7-6; 5-12-2)

You must be new, we do not accept 2001-2002 interps.

Peace

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

You must be new, we do not accept 2001-2002 interps.

"Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain!" (The Wizard of Oz, 1939)