HS Teams entering Gym for warm-ups

[chseagle]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

If you have paid any attention to things I say here, we do not use the official's manual and we do not work for the NF. The NF does not dictate what we do here (or anywhere for that matter) as officials and what procedures we follow.

I think I have said this before.

Peace

ok, so then what's the IAABO state then since not using NF Mechanics?

Or the IHSA?

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by chseagle

ok, so then what's the IAABO state then since not using NF Mechanics?

Or the IHSA?

I know nothing about IAABO as we are not members around here as a requirement.

I stated what the IHSA said already.

Why don't you tell us what the Washington does in this manner? (Please don't).

Peace

[chseagle]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Why don't you tell us what the Washington does in this manner? (Please don't).

How can I answer a question when I do not know the answer?

I am used to seeing the floor officials arrive on the court after the teams have started to warmup (18:00-16:00 left in warm-up)

Not saying that is correct or incorrect however.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by chseagle

How can I answer a question when I do not know the answer?

I am used to seeing the floor officials arrive on the court after the teams have started to warmup (18:00-16:00 left in warm-up)

Not saying that is correct or incorrect however.

Well you seem to have answers for other things you do not know about, so why is this any different?

That being said it is not typical for schools to put more than 15:00 on the clock in my experience. The goal is to get out on the floor before the teams enter. Not always easy to do, but that is the attempt.

Peace

[chseagle]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Well you seem to have answers for other things you do not know about, so why is this any different?

That being said it is not typical for schools to put more than 15:00 on the clock in my experience. The goal is to get out on the floor before the teams enter. Not always easy to do, but that is the attempt.

Peace

standard procedure here (except for tournaments with approval from court director/tournament director) is 20 minute warm-up (from what I have witnessed). But then other schools in the area might run things differently.