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Clock doesn't start
4 seconds left, ball inbound at midcourt, ball gets passed inbounds team A dribbles twice puts up a prayer it goes in , look up at clock still 4 seconds, then it clicks to 2 seconds, and team b calls time out. We gave them one second and the ball inbounds. It was a quick shot. Was it handled correctly.
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What if the clock started before the ball was touched? The inbounder rolls the ball and the clock is started before you chop and the player picks the ball up, 1 dribble then the horn sounds? Can you put time back on the clock? Go back and replay from the inbounds with 4 seconds on the clock? What would be the proper procedure for handling this?
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Do not "do over" the original throw-in. |
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I had a similar thing happen Friday night, end of Q1 2.2 seconds on the clock, home team with the ball for inbound. Clock doesn't start on time ( ball in, A2 dribbles 2 steps and shoots, then clock started )
End of Q2 3.5 seconds Home team with the ball for inbound, A2 gets the ball in BC, dribbles, passes to A3 I look at the clock and it hasn't started, A3 passes to A4 and A4 shoots and misses, I waved the Q to an end. I have no doubt 3.5 seconds have expired. More likely 5 seconds. I talked to the clock operator and we didn't have any more problems the rest of the game. I expect you will ask if the basket had gone what would I have done. I have to count it, unless my partner had a count. BTW, home won by about 20 anyway. In a close game, what choice do I have? |
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Seeing how it's VERY likely that the pass went to the FC and the ball was likely passed and/or advanced quickly, there would be no BC count, and no CG count. Therefore, if you have no count, leave the clock at 4 seconds, and B gets the endline throw-in after their TO. This is where the FIBA rule is exciting: B would get a FC-3PLE throw-in!
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Always listen to bob.
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This was one we debated several years ago. Finally, the FED clarified that there is no "do over." Administer as Bob stated.
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I ended a game with a whistle that way recently. 1.2 on the clock for an inbound. It did not start. As I counted 2 after it was legally touched inbounds, I blew the whistle.
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