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Originally Posted by JRutledge
All officials want to do is make sure the information has been submitted. You can always comply with the rule without a T after it is in the book.
If you do not see the purpose that is fine, but that is why it is done that way by many. There is no penalty if the information was properly given. And it could matter if a number is wrong if the official scorer tells you they gave you the wrong number was put in the book. At least you can go back and review in a dispute of the information. But there are other issues than numbers and names. That is why I ask the coach to verify the information so that they can catch any problem.
The bottom line, we do not want to give an unwarranted T.
Peace
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On that, we're in agreement. Book T's aren't good. Especially avoidable ones. I'll admit that I don't have the coaches sign the book, but many officials I work with do. I may have to consider doing that this upcoming season.
Tue May 21, 2013, 05:35pm
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