Quick Question

[PIAA REF]

Is there a rule reference for the following:

T official calls a foul on 44 White, Blue is shooting 2 shots. After shots White gets ball and during the offensive possession Coach tells official that he had the wrong number on the foul it should have been on 24 White. If the non-calling official has definite knowledge can he or she correct the officials error?

[JBleach85]

Originally Posted by PIAA REF

Is there a rule reference for the following:

T official calls a foul on 44 White, Blue is shooting 2 shots. After shots White gets ball and during the offensive possession Coach tells official that he had the wrong number on the foul it should have been on 24 White. If the non-calling official has definite knowledge can he or she correct the officials error?

I have to go back and look through my rule book and case plays for this one. Off the top of my head I think it is allowed, but if anyone else in the forum has the "definite knowledge," (Wow talk about a play on words) about this situation feel free to jump in.


JB

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by PIAA REF

Is there a rule reference for the following:

T official calls a foul on 44 White, Blue is shooting 2 shots. After shots White gets ball and during the offensive possession Coach tells official that he had the wrong number on the foul it should have been on 24 White. If the non-calling official has definite knowledge can he or she correct the officials error?

This can be corrected at any time.

[Vinski]

Originally Posted by PIAA REF

If the non-calling official has definite knowledge can he or she correct the officials error?

What if the calling official thinks he/she has definite knowledge that it was on 44 white?

Seems to me that you tell your partner what you have and let him/her decided if it should be changed.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Vinski

What if the calling official thinks he/she has definite knowledge that it was on 44 white?

Seems to me that you tell your partner what you have and let him/her decided if it should be changed.

Yes. Sorry, I missed that it was two different officials.

[Mark Padgett]

Originally Posted by Vinski

Seems to me that you tell your partner what you have and let him/her decided if it should be changed.

No. You do this:

[Indianaref]

White 44 must be a "star player".

[Vinski]

Originally Posted by Mark Padgett

No. You do this:

Ahhhhh. Democracy.

[jdmara]

Originally Posted by Mark Padgett

No. You do this:

Who wins the fight? They all take down each other and you end in a stalemate, right?

-josh

[jdmara]

Originally Posted by PIAA REF

Is there a rule reference for the following:

T official calls a foul on 44 White, Blue is shooting 2 shots. After shots White gets ball and during the offensive possession Coach tells official that he had the wrong number on the foul it should have been on 24 White. If the non-calling official has definite knowledge can he or she correct the officials error?

If the other official provides other information to the contrary of what is reported, the calling official may change the bookkeeping error. I had this happen in a game last year.

-Josh

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by jdmara

If the other official provides other information to the contrary of what is reported, the calling official may change the bookkeeping error. I had this happen in a game last year.

-Josh

Were you working a 1-man crew?