3-Man Mechanics Help
1) If you close down in the LEAD and begin to rotate, I am assuming you finish the rotation even if the ball is swung to the opposite side?
2) Who chops the clock in to start the game. Table side or opposite table side official? 3) If I have a closely guarded count in my area and it progresses to the TRAIL do I still continue the count? If it is stopped, would I give responsibility to them? Thanks everybody! |
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I would assume, as I have heard this in the past, that you would finish your rotation, then if the ball stays and players begin to match up you would rotate back to table side. Or you could back away from the roatation, but couldnt this cause more harm than good with the rotation of your partners? |
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Another consideration is that we officiate the players, not the ball. If I'm lead and have 8 players on my side of the lane, it's silly to rotate the moment the ball goes across. C can handle 2 guys and the ball. |
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If you are in a closed down position you will not have far to go.
That being said I would not move just because the ball is on the other side of the lane. If the ball is being kicked back and forth up top I might not move at all except for being in the closed down position. What will make me rotate is what the other players are doing. If players are setting up in the post or if it is clear the ball is coming back to where I am, I might not move at all. The objective is to have two officials on the side of the ball, but that is not always practical. I am not going to go away from players just to be on the side of the ball when I do not have ball coverage on the other side of the lane. Peace |
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Last little advice. Find a reason to rotate; do not find reasons not to rotate. Peace |
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