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How bad does this look?
3 man, Girls Varsity.
Good game to the end of the first half. 31-29. I am the R. We had a very good ( my opinion ) pre game. Evaluator in the stands, we know it. Visitors take a 20 point lead in the 4th quarter. With 35 seconds left in the game, from the lead, I call a foul on home team #30. Table tells me it is her 5th foul. I go to the coach and tell him, he turns to a player for replacement. I tell the table to start the 20 second clock, I turn to tell #30 that it's her 5th foul, but the sub comes to the table and I beckon the sub into the game. I turn and tell my partner 2 shots. We shot one shot and the players jump in for the rebound. I blow and say " that was 2 shots" Partner comes to me and says " we already shot this first one, that was the second".....We get it right and go to P.O.I and give it back to home who rebounded the ball. How bad did we look? Over all, we had a very good game for 31 minutes plus. |
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I dont get why they would have shot the first one, when there was a disqualification? Where were you looking to allow this? And what were your partners doing?
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After I reported the foul, table told me " That's 5" I went to the coach, away from where we were shooting, So I am about 55 feet from the basket that we are shooting at. it all happened in about 15 seconds from the time I reported the foul, to tell the coach, to getting the sub into the game.
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No, we got it pretty good after the game. You wouldn't have wanted to be in the room. you really wouldn't have wanted to be outside of the door..... |
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It is a 94' floor and large gym with a crowd of about 250. |
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To me that slows the game down. |
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It keeps the coaches from retaliating against the 5th-foul-calling official.
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2. I believe it's the mechanic, it used to be anyway. 3. Switching on fouls slows the game down, too, but we still do that. 4. As mentioned, it difuses a potentially hostile situation.
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That's what the Fed recommends you do. However, what did you pre-game for DQ'd players?
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If there's a time to slow the game down, it's when you have to take care of an administrative procedure. Your partner obviously wasn't confirming with you on the shots before administering. All that said, I've been in games where partners want to make an effort to "speed up the game". While I'm all for hustling to position and not lolly-gagging administrative stuff, this often leads to these types of problems. If you and your partners have, several times before in the game, administered free throws before making eye contact with the reporting official, there was no reason for them to wait for you this time. What did you do to tell them it was different? There are lots of times we can hustle and take care of business quickly. There are a few times when slowing the game down is critical. There is never a time to get in such a big hurry that both or all three partners aren't on the same page. |
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I know this is the mechanic Snaq, but in reality how practical is this in some cases? You go to the table to report a lot of times the scorer is already looking at you when you get there with the "five" up. Are you walking away from the table to go tell one of your partners (who are either lining up for free throw or inbounds) that you have five fouls, go tell the coach? It seems like most times if I come to the table I end up informing the coach just to keep things moving.
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