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Horn is always used in this area (and several other areas I've officiated in). I use the whistle if I see the sub but don't hear the horn for a second or two. If more subs are coming running to the table, I blow the whistle again to let my partner know not to hand the ball yet.
For the most part though, the horn lets us know there is a sub at the table. Unfortunately not edible though |
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I use the whistle most of the time, but not all the time. I think it really depends on where you are located and how good the table personnel are in letting in subs.
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Hmm.. I must be wrong, but I thought one of IL's mechanic "adoptions" was to NOT whistle in subs?
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Jeff, same question I asked Bob, do recall if this was written anywhere? A small wager hangs in the balance.
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Ironic that this was brought up. After the game on Friday the administrator for the evening knocked on the door and said that we had a visitor. Behind him was the IAHSAA director. He came walking in and discussed the game with us. One area that he is trying to emphasis is the sub procedure. This is the way he wants it:
He always wants the horn and always wants the whistle, in that order. My concern was that the clock operator may not always know the appropriate time to buzz the horn to let subs in but that's the way he wants it. His concern is that sometimes the officials let the subs in without properly checking into the game. I discussed it with my table on Tuesday and they have been told different things each game. I'm sure it's very confusing for them. -Josh |
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EDIT:WHOA! I take it back, I just read this... The official beckoning the subs in shall: 2. Sound his/her whistle, raise an open hand Last edited by bbcof83; Thu Feb 04, 2010 at 10:25am. Reason: I was dead wrong |
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-Josh Last edited by jdmara; Thu Feb 04, 2010 at 10:26am. |
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