A time out with a twist.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

How many times have we heard a player say, "Time out. I need to tie my shoe", during a clock stopped, dead ball. Do we always charge the time out because the words, "time out", were stated?

We? Maybe it is just you, do not see players ask for a timeout because of this. And if they request one they better learn to tie a shoe better.

Peace

[bainsey]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Maybe it is just you, do not see players ask for a timeout because of this. And if they request one they better learn to tie a shoe better.

I had something like this last year, but even more weird.

A-1 inbounds to A-2, near Team A's bench. Right then, Coach A says to me, "Stop the clock. There's an shoe untied."

The coach got nothing from me but an odd look. Play continued.

[jTheUmp]

Originally Posted by bainsey

I had something like this last year, but even more weird.

A-1 inbounds to A-2, near Team A's bench. Right then, Coach A says to me, "Stop the clock. There's an shoe untied."

The coach got nothing from me but an odd look. Play continued.

Did he call you "McFly" during this conversation?