Clock situation, end of OT

[Raymond]

Change: " "Ladies, basket was good. We have 1 throw, wait for the hit, go get it."

to: "1 shot"

All the extra verbiage probably confused them.

[Rich]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

Change: " "Ladies, basket was good. We have 1 throw, wait for the hit, go get it."

to: "1 shot"

All the extra verbiage probably confused them.

Even that's more than I say:

"ONE!"

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by Rich

Even that's more than I say:

"ONE!"

I have gone to this. I like it much better.

[BatteryPowered]

Originally Posted by Welpe

I have gone to this. I like it much better.

In a regular high school game...I'm right there with you. In a rec game I will tell them when they can move because some leagues require contact and some at the release. So for rec ball I add either "let it hit" or "on the release".

[Adam]

Originally Posted by BatteryPowered

In a regular high school game...I'm right there with you. In a rec game I will tell them when they can move because some leagues require contact and some at the release. So for rec ball I add either "let it hit" or "on the release".

I make sure they know at the beginning of the game, then they won't need to be reminded every time we shoot FTs.

[MD Longhorn]

Originally Posted by BatteryPowered

In a regular high school game...I'm right there with you. In a rec game I will tell them when they can move because some leagues require contact and some at the release. So for rec ball I add either "let it hit" or "on the release".

My experience in these leagues (at least after week 1) is that they know this rule and don't need to be reminded. Now ... if YOU need to be reminded and repeating it helps... go for it!

[j51969]

Originally Posted by rich

even that's more than i say:

"one!"

+1

[MathReferee]

Originally Posted by Rich

Even that's more than I say:

"ONE!"

Agree. My mechanic is state number of throws only and indicate visually in the middle of the lane, bounce ball to thrower, back out of lane, repeat number of throws and indicate number of throws towards the table and T.

Anyone gonna go with 8.6.1 and kill it immediately and resume with AP? The case play states the official gave incorrect information, but in this situation, the players all *heard* incorrect information, even though it was correct information.

[Rich]

Originally Posted by MathReferee

Agree. My mechanic is state number of throws only and indicate visually in the middle of the lane, bounce ball to thrower, back out of lane, repeat number of throws and indicate number of throws towards the table and T.

Anyone gonna go with 8.6.1 and kill it immediately and resume with AP? The case play states the official gave incorrect information, but in this situation, the players all *heard* incorrect information, even though it was correct information.

Confirm the number with your partner visually before bouncing the ball to the player.

Once I back out, I'm done with that throw.

[Tgjames33]

Originally Posted by MathReferee

Agree. My mechanic is state number of throws only and indicate visually in the middle of the lane, bounce ball to thrower, back out of lane, repeat number of throws and indicate number of throws towards the table and T.

Anyone gonna go with 8.6.1 and kill it immediately and resume with AP? The case play states the official gave incorrect information, but in this situation, the players all *heard* incorrect information, even though it was correct information.

This is what should've happened. Two or One is all I say.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Tgjames33

This is what should've happened.

No way I'm doing this. The official gave correct (if too much) information. There is no need to stop play here.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by Adam

No way I'm doing this. The official gave correct (if too much) information. There is no need to stop play here.

I concur with Adam. When the official provides accurate information to the players there is no justification in the rules for stopping play and using the AP. the officials have to wait for one of the players to figure it out.