Made FG Timeout

[jTheUmp]

Yes.

And they should've been able to (since the new trail should've had, at the very least, a 10-second backcourt count going).

[Scratch85]

Originally Posted by jTheUmp

Yes.

And they should've been able to (since the new trail should've had, at the very least, a 10-second backcourt count going).

If so, then it is definitely granting the time out during the dead ball following the basket.

Suppose the official says, "My bad, I shouldn't have blown that whistle, It was an IW. But we have a dead ball so the timeout will be granted." In that case, I assume there is no way to add time back on the clock, with or without knowledge of how much time ran off between dead balls.

[jTheUmp]

Originally Posted by Scratch85

If so, then it is definitely granting the time out during the dead ball following the basket.

Suppose the official says, "My bad, I shouldn't have blown that whistle, It was an IW. But we have a dead ball so the timeout will be granted." In that case, I assume there is no way to add time back on the clock, with or without knowledge of how much time ran off between dead balls.

Correct. If the timeout was granted during the dead ball after the goal, put time back on the clock based on the 10-second backcourt count (and 5-second throw-in count, if there was one).

If the timeout was granted after an IW, no time is put back on the clock.

[ballgame99]

Had a situation somewhat similar to this this weekend, A1 has the ball, A coach calls timeout; I hear it and see the ball in A1's hand, I turn to make sure it is the A1 coach calling for it. In the time it took me to turn my head to verify who called it and blow my whistle (maybe a second and a half), B1 had stolen the ball and was beginning a fast break. I ended up awarding the timeout to A and giving them the ball (as if the steal never happened). B coach was of course not happy. At least mine occured in the first quarter and not in the last minute.