Home V playing against neighboring C-Squad

[chseagle]

Went & watched a game last night where the Home GV was playing against a neighboring school's C-Squad.

Overall the game was closely contested with the score at the final being H: 40- V: 35.

Some questions from the observations:

What would you do if the timer failed to sound the warning horn 1 minute before game/end of halftime?

Would you call a jump ball whenever the defender ties up the ball yet lets go before the whistle?

What would you do if the timer started marking the fouls on the board before reporting them to the table?

[Adam]

Originally Posted by chseagle

1. What would you do if the timer failed to sound the warning horn 1 minute before game/end of halftime?

2. Would you call a jump ball whenever the defender ties up the ball yet lets go before the whistle?

3. What would you do if the timer started marking the fouls on the board before reporting them to the table?

1. Nothing.
2. No.
3. Nothing.

[dsqrddgd909]

What is a C-squad?

[Adam]

Originally Posted by dsqrddgd909

What is a C-squad?

Typically, it's the freshman games. Around here, the two terms are interchangeable.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by chseagle

What would you do if the timer failed to sound the warning horn 1 minute before game/end of halftime?

Would you call a jump ball whenever the defender ties up the ball yet lets go before the whistle?

What would you do if the timer started marking the fouls on the board before reporting them to the table?

Nothing. Where's the requirement for that?

If I judged it to be held, then it's held, even if the defender lets go before I blow the whistle.

Nothing.

[Mark Padgett]

Originally Posted by chseagle

What would you do if the timer started marking the fouls on the board before reporting them to the table?

The timer reports fouls to the table?

[dsqrddgd909]

Girls Varsity plays against a freshman squad?

[Adam]

Originally Posted by dsqrddgd909

Girls Varsity plays against a freshman squad?

Not unusual when the Freshman squad is from a large school and the GV is a small school.

[chseagle]

The varsity squad is from a school that cannot participate in postseason in the WIAA 1B Classification. The C-Squad was from a 1A Classification school. Basically it was an additional game for the C-Squad to meet their season limit.

The 2 teams will play again at the 1A School on the 20th, as several of our normal games against 1A Schools have no C-Squads. This way they can get in some games instead of sitting.

Originally Posted by dsqrddgd909

Girls Varsity plays against a freshman squad?

[constable]

Originally Posted by chseagle

Went & watched a game last night where the Home GV was playing against a neighboring school's C-Squad.

Overall the game was closely contested with the score at the final being H: 40- V: 35.

Some questions from the observations:

What would you do if the timer failed to sound the warning horn 1 minute before game/end of halftime?

Would you call a jump ball whenever the defender ties up the ball yet lets go before the whistle?

What would you do if the timer started marking the fouls on the board before reporting them to the table?

Warning horns are at 3:00 and :15 seconds.

I wouldn't call it unless it was on a try and the defender tied up the shooter

I wouldn't say a thing as long as the fouls are correct. How long do you wait before you put points up on the board even though they could still be canceled by BI or a PC foul? My guess is as soon as the ball is in the bucket you're pressing some buttons.

[deecee]

chseagle I have noticed that a lot of your questions are of a rather, how do i say it, nit picky, pointless nature. some of these decisions seem like they are very simple and you should be able to make without always asking. I could be out of line here but just something i noticed.

[chseagle]

Concerning counting pts. before whistle/foul, I look for the "count the basket" signal before posting on the board, as I want to make sure the points do count.

Originally Posted by constable

Warning horns are at 3:00 and :15 seconds.

I wouldn't call it unless it was on a try and the defender tied up the shooter

I wouldn't say a thing as long as the fouls are correct. How long do you wait before you put points up on the board even though they could still be canceled by BI or a PC foul? My guess is as soon as the ball is in the bucket you're pressing some buttons.

[constable]

Originally Posted by chseagle

Concerning counting pts. before whistle/foul, I look for the "count the basket" signal before posting on the board, as I want to make sure the points do count.

no comment about the warning horn times? I thought that would be right up your alley!

[constable]

Originally Posted by deecee

chseagle I have noticed that a lot of your questions are of a rather, how do i say it, nit picky, pointless nature. some of these decisions seem like they are very simple and you should be able to make without always asking. I could be out of line here but just something i noticed.

+1
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whatever the hell you wanna call it- well said

[chseagle]

The only time I've heard of sounding the horn :15 secs. before the end is on TOs & replacements, not for pregame or halftime.

That would be a long period on the bench for the teams if the horn sounded 3 minutes before the game/halftime ended.

Originally Posted by constable

no comment about the warning horn times? I thought that would be right up your alley!