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Thu Jul 23, 2009, 05:26pm
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Being aware of when a timeout might be requested can prevent situations like the above from occurring. I think calling a T unless he is interfering with players or officials certainly could be justified by the book. Not sure how many would actually make that call, though. I think many would have seen the request before he stepped onto the court if you know what I mean.
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