Needed college basketball rule changes.

[chseagle]

A review like this is rarely seen.

Originally Posted by tmagan

• If a field goal is made with a little more than a minute left in the second half or any overtime period and if the ball is not inbounded at the one minute mark, the clock should stop until the ball is legally inbounded. I've seen instances when officials go to the monitor to see if the clock should have stopped after a made basket when the ball cleared the bottom of the net at the approximate one minute period. That of course stops the clock in and of itself even if the ball cleared the bottom of the net with 1:01 left in the second half.

[tmagan]

Originally Posted by chseagle

A review like this is rarely seen.

I saw Pat Driscoll doing exactly this during last years tournament. And if the ball went through the bottom of the net at 1:01 and the clock runs under a minute and if you stop the clock for a review and you determine the clock should still run since the ball went through the bottom of the net at 1:01, you can't take any extra time off the clock.

[chseagle]

Originally Posted by tmagan

I saw Pat Driscoll doing exactly this during last years tournament. And if the ball went through the bottom of the net at 1:01 and the clock runs under a minute and if you stop the clock for a review and you determine the clock should still run since the ball went through the bottom of the net at 1:01, you can't take any extra time off the clock.

The under minute rule is good game management & having competent table officials that know what exactly to look for. In this case, as well, it's better to pre-game with partners & table what is to be expected & any variances/oddities that could happen.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by chseagle

The under minute rule is good game management & having competent table officials that know what exactly to look for. In this case, as well, it's better to pre-game with partners & table what is to be expected & any variances/oddities that could happen.

Why pregame the timing rules with the timer? He/she should already know them as part of being assigned that job.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

Why pregame the timing rules with the timer? He/she should already know them as part of being assigned that job.

Especially at the collegiate level.

[chseagle]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Especially at the collegiate level.

Not always at the Collegiate Level, do you get a table crew that fully knows the rules (example: the local community college uses NCAA rules & for the regular season games they use a couple of female students that only barely know the basics).

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

Why pregame the timing rules with the timer? He/she should already know them as part of being assigned that job.

See example above.

Also at the Community College tournament, we almost had a blarge because of the under minute timing rule, thankfully the table pregamed and the timer, scorer, & shot clock were in constant communication with each other throughout the game. However right before the final minute started, shot went in & the timer stopped the clock with 1:00.95 left in the game, thankfully the clock was started back up immediately (very fast paced Mens game) & neither the coaches nor floor officials noticed.

[berserkBBK]

Originally Posted by chseagle

Not always at the Collegiate Level, do you get a table crew that fully knows the rules (example: the local community college uses NCAA rules & for the regular season games they use a couple of female students that only barely know the basics).



See example above.

Also at the Community College tournament, we almost had a blarge because of the under minute timing rule, thankfully the table pregamed and the timer, scorer, & shot clock were in constant communication with each other throughout the game. However right before the final minute started, shot went in & the timer stopped the clock with 1:00.95 left in the game, thankfully the clock was started back up immediately (very fast paced Mens game) & neither the coaches nor floor officials noticed.

How does the time affect a block/charge call?

[Adam]

Originally Posted by berserkBBK

How does the time affect a block/charge call?

I can't believe I'm saying this, but I'd love to read that story.