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[RookieDude]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

It took me time to be that cognizant of the clock and most HS officials have a problem calling travels right, now we are going to have them now follow a shot clock?

Peace

...SAY WHAT? REALLY?

Are you trying to tell this forum that "MOST HIGH SCHOOL" officials have a problem calling travels right? MOST OFFICIALS?

C'MON Man...

BTW...I don't mind the shot clock at all, here in Washington State. Sure there are times you deal with it...no big deal.

[tomegun]

Originally Posted by RookieDude

...SAY WHAT? REALLY?

Are you trying to tell this forum that "MOST HIGH SCHOOL" officials have a problem calling travels right? MOST OFFICIALS?

C'MON Man...

I think Rut is spot on with his comment. Travels are probably the most missed call in a high school game. Yes, more than block/charge.

BTW, the table crew is part of our association in Nevada (Las Vegas anyway) and I wouldn't want to even talk about adding someone else to run the shot clock. Would they be trained properly? Yes, because we have some officials and scorekeepers who work college games on the table.

[Rich]

Originally Posted by tomegun

I think Rut is spot on with his comment. Travels are probably the most missed call in a high school game. Yes, more than block/charge.

Both directions. I see a lot of officials call travels that really didn't happen.

If it looks ugly, it's a travel. Unfortunately, coaches seem to have the same expectation.

[tomegun]

Originally Posted by Rich

Both directions. I see a lot of officials call travels that really didn't happen.

If it looks ugly, it's a travel. Unfortunately, coaches seem to have the same expectation.

Yeah Rich, I was going to type all of that. We call some things travel that don't look right, but are legal. On the other hand, we let things go that look OK, but are not.