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Whereinthehell is the problem? :confused: Very obviously the official knew which player to charge with the "T". Allen free throw gives Northeastern 63-62 OT win - College Basketball - Rivals.com |
Perhaps I missed something in reading posts - but while some might think the official lied :confused: could it not be true that a player did request a TO - then realize they didn't have any left and then say they never requested a TO?
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Based on the Northeastern-SIU game, a Sporting News writer thinks the NCAA should use the FIBA rule for calling timeouts. Here's part of the column, followed by the link.
"What occurred in Carbondale appeared to be a lousy application of an abominable rule. This result ought to push the NCAA rules committee toward adopting FIBA rules on timeouts, which are much more reasonable, lead to a more attractive game and also avoid making scapegoats out of players like Webber and whomever allegedly was at fault for SIU." NCAA should change its timeout rule - NCAA Basketball - Sporting News |
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An excessive timeout technical is an administrative technical foul, charged to the team. Why did they put the player in the box score as having been charged a technical? |
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If the timeout wasn't granted, looked like a travel to me.
interested point about changing the timeout rule to the FIBA rule. Would certainly make officials life easier. |
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#2 signaled T.O. It's clear as day. My bet is he said it, too.
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Two players called for a timeout.
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I'll lay my wager (ahem) on #0. Think about it. If you've ever been in a similar end-of-game situation, you should be focused on the ball, as the lead was here. He's looking straight at #0 (and his teammate) and does not hesitate one iota. If #2 calls timeout, i would expect the lead to at least look in his direction. |
Perhaps they both called it. But #2 signaled with his hands. No doubt.
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