When does a 52-51 victory go into the books as a 59-57 overtime loss?

[chseagle]

Originally Posted by jdw3018

It's not mandatory that fouls are kept on the scoreboard. As an official, I prefer it, though.

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.

I know that the timer's not responsible for the A/P, as it's the scorer's responsibility, however the games where I'm timer, the scorer never keeps track of the A/P Even when I mention to them they need to keep track of it.

[bas2456]

Originally Posted by chseagle

I know that the timer's not responsible for the A/P, as it's the scorer's responsibility, however the games where I'm timer, the scorer never keeps track of the A/P Even when I mention to them they need to keep track of it.

Tell them that whatever AP device you use could malfunction as early as tonight.

[Adam]

Make a bet with them on how many times it'll be used during the game.

[chseagle]

Originally Posted by bas2456

Tell them that whatever AP device you use could malfunction as early as tonight.

Well, if Rookiedude does the JV or C-Squad game in the secondary gym, will see what is used as an AP device...A handmade wooden arrow that spins around. So there are times the arrow gets flipped around due to the table getting bumped.

In the main gym, the AP is a light box on the scorers' table.

I, however, also keep track of the AP using the scoreboard when I'm scoreboard/timer, in case the AP device does malfunction.

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by chseagle

Well, if Rookiedude does the JV or C-Squad game in the secondary gym, will see what is used as an AP device....

Rookiedude ain't a rookie. Far from it. I think that it's safe to say that you'll see him in the main gym.

[chseagle]

Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee

Rookiedude ain't a rookie. Far from it. I think that it's safe to say that you'll see him in the main gym.

However there's no guarantee I'll be in the main gym.