or not...
 

... all permutations possible here. :)

WHat about U1?

Is This By The Book ??? When In Rome ???
 

Here in the Land of Steady Habits, at halftime, we put 9:00 on the clock, and tell the timer to get "everybody" at the 3:00 mark. When the horn goes off after the 9:00 goes by, the timer is instructed to put 1:00 on the clock. At the 0:15 mark, the "first horn" sounds, followed at 0:00 by the final horn, at which point we're ready to start the third period. We've probably been doing this, as a state, for ten, or fifteen, years.

Here in FL it might be grounds for dispossessing U1 of his level 2 screening card.

cheagle,

I have to tell you, its a real red flag for me if the table approaches me about issues that should not be questioned. If I'm the R, and that happens, I will quickly call my partners together and reassign the U2 for the center jump. That way, everyone (including annoying table person) thinks HE's the R) :D

Well it would probably get a laugh out of someone if that did happen. At least, it's not like Hockey were the ref has the orange bands around the arms.

I was just curious as I hadn't actually heard anything about how the intermissions need to be timed, & was just doing what I was thinking was correct procedure. Just trying to do a CYOA/CMOA.