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That would have prevented the error in this situation. |
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Brings up a point...
When I'm R, at halftime, and towards the end of the game when I get a chance to get over there I ask the official scorer: "Is everything ok with the book?" Is that all I can do? Could I ask a better question? What do you ask? |
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Do you all three (h book, v book, scoreboard person) agree about fouls, points, possession arrow?"
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Not always are personal fouls tracked by the scoreboard, sometimes it's just team fouls that are tracked. Should it be mandatory that both personal & team fouls be tracked by both scorebook & scoreboard? Or just stay with team fouls tracked? Not always do the scorebooks keep track of the possession arrow. |
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The scorer should track the A/P. It's one of their duties and is in fact not a duty of the timer. The scorer is responsible for the arrow at the table. |
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"Running score and fouls, ok?" I've never had a problem. |
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OT: 63-62 Becomes 71-77
Here's another one from this past Friday here in Metro Detroit...
Romeo wins basketball game; Dakota to protest - The Macomb Daily Sports > Preps: Breaking news coverage for Macomb County, Michigan Haven't heard how far the losing team actually went with their "protest". |
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If there was unsporting behavior post-game by any of the Dakota players/coaches, as some of the bloggers suggested, then it was a righteous call. And big ups to the officials for having the 'nads to call it. There sureasheck is rules backing and direction for calling a "T" for unsporting behavior after time expired, as in case book plays 5.6.2SitF&G. Now if it was just the Dakota fans though..... |
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One thing I took from the article is that if (and it's a big if) what the coach is saying the officials told him is accurate, it's a lesson that in a situation as controversial as that we should be as clear and descriptive about why we've taken action as possible. Explanations like "excessive celebration" isn't a rule book term and isn't very descriptive of what particular actions an official is penalizing. Sounds like someone may have booted the ball, but they may not have known who. An explanation of "#34 kicked the ball in a punting fashion into the seats" is an example that a coach will have a hard time arguing with. On a rules note, if more than one player was involved in an unsporting action, shouldn't they have assessed multiple technical fouls? And, is there any provision that would allow a team technical for unsporting behavior? |
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