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Do you mean that if your partner tells you he saw it and passed on it, you would call a T?
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I would also make it clear to him that I would report the situation to the assignor, if after a discussion he didn't want to call the T, and that he would be CC'd on any correspondence as he would be completely neglecting his responsibility.
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Stop fussing over whether or not a movable ring flexed or snapped. That is not part of or required by the rule. Don't care about the time remaining or the score! Have the courage to make any call at anytime in the contest. For the OP, if none of the officials observed it, it shouldn't be called. |
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Would you call one if your partner told you he had seen this? A brief show of exuberance for a kid who erroneously thought the game was over is unlikely to draw a T from me, let alone if I hear about it second hand. jmo
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Sometimes there is discretion in calling a technical foul and sometimes there isn't. For unsporting technicals, actions which everyone in the gym can see need to be dealt with according to the rules.
Passing on the action described in the OP would be wrong. There is a clear rule which the player broke and he did it in front of everyone. Btw even if time had expired, if he did this before the officials left, he still gets penalized, so don't use the excuse that he thought the game was over. |
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Varsity level playoff game? Only two officials? If so, that may be one reason why the action wasn't seen by someone on the crew. Probably not the only thing the crew "didn't see" that night through no fault of their own. Just a thought.
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Exactly, I'm not going to ask non-officials if someone committed a foul or violation.
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If I see it, it's a T.
If my partner saw it, passed on it, and tells me he saw it, it's a T. This is not a judgement call. If neither of us sees it, there's NO CHANCE I'm asking the scorekeepers if they saw it, and certainly no chance I'm asking any players.
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Let us know how the conversation with your assignor goes when you take the opportunity to call this after one of your games. I am sure your assignor will be pleased you got the rule right |
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This kind of behavior needs to be penalized no matter what is on the clock. Guess you are still part of the camp saying that the game has been decided, so leave this alone. How did that work out for that crew with the PAC12 assignor? |
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I see this similarly to a situation if neither official saw if a basket was made on a shooting foul. This is not a judgement call either, the ball either went in the basket or it didn't. I would hope you would confer with your table in that situation, because you should.
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Comparing this to a scoring ruling is ridiculous IMO.
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