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[M&M Guy]

Originally Posted by RichMSN

The *whistle* is an IW. The timeout is then granted by rule.

Ok, figured you knew that.

I only wanted to point that out to newbies that might want to simply say "never mind" and not grant the TO. I happen to "own" this rule because of...ahem...experience.

[Scuba_ref]

can declare a forfeit, that is a pretty big shot to call. Did it once at a church ball game (of course) where I was the R the U1 and the U2.

[grunewar]

Originally Posted by M&M Guy

I happen to "own" this rule because of...ahem...experience.

And I own it too.....recently. Thankfully, it was in a fall, developmental league.

[26 Year Gap]

Originally Posted by grunewar

And I own it too.....recently. Thankfully, it was in a fall, developmental league.

The nice thing about ownership of a rule is that you rarely go out and buy the same model again.

[grunewar]

Originally Posted by 26 Year Gap

The nice thing about ownership of a rule is that you rarely go out and buy the same model again.

and after I applied the rule, the V coach said I should not grant the TO and go with the IW, and neither of my P's supported me.

I got a bunch of s$%t for it, but knew, even after granting the TO wrong, I applied the rule right.

[Rich]

I knew something would come up tonight after all this discussion.

So, I'm the R tonight and the lead (2-person). The trail administers a throw in after a timeout on the backcourt endline. A has the right to run the endline.

A1 runs the endline, but the inbounds pass is deflected on the court by B and goes out of bounds in the corner of the court. My partner goes to administer the throw-in in the exact same spot and signals that A can run the endline again.

If you were the lead, what would you do here?

[grunewar]

Originally Posted by richmsn

if you were the lead, what would you do here?

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