Clock Malfunction interpretation

[JRutledge]

Originally posted by Mark Dexter


Wouldn't you be more likely to look at the clock without a PTS pack?

I've used PTS, and know it's not 100% perfect, but you do have a backup at the table manually pushing the start and stop buttons . . .

I just used the PTS as an example of how aware of the clock you become after using it. I do not think I looked at the clock every single time the ball was put in play before using the PTS.

You are right, it is not 100% perfect. In my case there was someone at the table that started the clock and stopped the clock too. Who ever got to the button first, the clock would start. And unless the mics on lanyard did not work, the clock would stop every time. That is why they invented the system I guess.

That will probably be the last time I use it for awhile, at least at the HS level. Not at least for a few years. Or if I go back to that same school that I used at twice last year. Or if I go downstate. But that might be several years away.

Peace