3 man varsity where to stand for timeouts

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by 26 Year Gap

That is the reasoning for what we do here.

I post for the money.

[Rich]

We have the inbounder with the ball at the spot (or out onto the floor if it's a tableside sideline throw-in).

The other officials are at the top of the keys (30) or on the blocks (60).

I have some partners who, for some reason, have a hard time remembering the difference between 2-person and 3-person in this particular mechanic. No idea why.

[26 Year Gap]

Originally Posted by RichMSN

We have the inbounder with the ball at the spot (or out onto the floor if it's a tableside sideline throw-in).

The other officials are at the top of the keys (30) or on the blocks (60).

I have some partners who, for some reason, have a hard time remembering the difference between 2-person and 3-person in this particular mechanic. No idea why.

If they do not do much 3 man, and have not looked over the officiating manual, then that is likely the reason. The DHs here going from 2 in the first game to 3 in the second doesn't affect me much with TOs, but PCAs are sometimes an issue in the first couple of minutes.

[stir22]

Originally Posted by 26 Year Gap

If they do not do much 3 man, and have not looked over the officiating manual, then that is likely the reason. The DHs here going from 2 in the first game to 3 in the second doesn't affect me much with TOs, but PCAs are sometimes an issue in the first couple of minutes.

about PCA's doing three man.....do a lot of you veterans split the key and rest of the front court precisely down the middle when working with a guy new to three man, or keep it like it is according to the manual? our association does it both ways.....

[26 Year Gap]

Originally Posted by mbyron

I post for the money.

Do you get Farmville credits?

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by 26 Year Gap

Do you get Farmville credits?

Homey don't play that game.

[26 Year Gap]

Originally Posted by mbyron

Homey don't play that game.

Good thinking.