bob jenkins For the jump, U1 stands to the R's Left as the R is facing the table. This could be either the home or the visitor's bench. Same in NCAA and FED.
RookieDude ...you sure about that? I thought the U1 stood opposite the visiting teams bench and the U2 stood opposite the home bench. NFHS EDIT: Found it...Official's Manual...3.1.4 A/B/C
bob jenkins RookieDude wrote...you sure about that? I thought the U1 stood opposite the visiting teams bench and the U2 stood opposite the home bench. NFHS That's during the warmups. The OP asked about the jump ball.
tw1ns how do you guys decide who is U1 and U2? We decide who is R by who drives to the game that day!!!
PG_Ref RookieDude wrote...you sure about that? I thought the U1 stood opposite the visiting teams bench and the U2 stood opposite the home bench. NFHS He's talking in reference to the opening toss.
PG_Ref tw1ns wrotehow do you guys decide who is U1 and U2? We decide who is R by who drives to the game that day!!! Here, the assignor determines.
RookieDude bob jenkins wroteThat's during the warmups. The OP asked about the jump ball. Gotcha...yes, the U1 stands tableside and chops the clock. Diagram 3-2 in the Official's Manual
Adam tw1ns wrotehow do you guys decide who is U1 and U2? We decide who is R by who drives to the game that day!!! It's listed in arbiter here (listed as R1, R2, and R3).
Rich Usually one of us goes into the bathroom upon arrival and the other officials call out "U1", "U2" leaving the guy in the toilet to be the R for the night. 😀