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Correctable error - wrong way jump
OT jump got lined up the wrong direction, we complete the tip and A gains possession in their back court. Whistle blows before the ball comes into the front court because the error is discovered. Now what? I said give the ball to A on the sideline and correct the direction. Give the arrow to B. Easy peasy. Partner says no, we have to rejump and is adamant. He is the R so we go with it. Rejump goes to B and of course the A crowd and coach is livid. Please tell me my partner is wrong here.
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Since you guys are from Missouri did your partner ask you to show him in the rule book why he is wrong, :p. MTD, Sr. |
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I didn't mean you. I meant BallGame. His location is Missouri. MTD, Sr. |
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2. The coach needs to relax. The crowd will likely follow his lead. |
What Adam said. Not a big deal (except to maybe your assigner/supervisor/observer).
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I don't know it there is anything the U can do if the R won't change his/her mind. (We always keep our rule books in the locker room, but they don't usually do us much good there except to discuss what we might have done right or wrong earlier in the game.) Suppose Coach A produced a rule book and a case book play, would the R have looked at it? Would most officials look at the rule book or just go by what they know to be true? I would look at it and hope to resolve it quickly. |
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Note: Missouri may be an exception, but I don't now, nor have I ever, worked in Missouri. |
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