Stoppage to reset shot clock

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by BDevil15

Is JRutledge always this Hostile

No. Sometimes he's worse.

Oh -- on the OP: If there's a shot clock reset error (either way), I will NOT kill it if the offense is moving for an immediate try AND the error is not affecting the play.

[BDevil15]

Thanks to those of you who were kind enough to answer the question without trying to demonstrate how unimaginably superior you are or how idiotic the question was. Appreciated. Some of you could even take it for granted that it happened even without video proof.

Fanboy out...

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by BDevil15

Thanks to those of you who were kind enough to answer the question without trying to demonstrate how unimaginably superior you are or how idiotic the question was. Appreciated. Some of you could even take it for granted that it happened even without video proof.

Fanboy out...

No, I am not taking your word what happened. You said it best, fanboy!!! That is what many of you are that come to this site and try to complain as if we have to take your account for things and yes we often see the video that you are refering to. Just wait until March and you will see what I am referring to and people like yourself will still argue with officials on this site (and I will not even be involved) about how the officials got something wrong and we will all have the video to disagree or agree with your fanboy assessment. Do not get mad at me because not only did you not ask a very good question (because you were so concerned to rip the officials and APG was confused by the nature of your post). Stop being so damn sensitive!!! Everything is not about your feelings.


Bye Felichia!!!

Peace

[BDevil15]

I was a spectator and had absolutely nothing approaching mild interest in the outcome of the game... As I said, curious situation and wondered if a majority of the professionals would have done the same. There isn't even a shot clock where I coach.

[jTheUmp]

Coach, at a juco game, I can assure you that the officials were certainly not professionals (at least, not in the sense of "this is my only job")... in fact, it's entirely possible that they weren't paid enough to cover their travel expenses.

Very few of us will ever end up at a level where this can be our only means of income.

Just something to think about...

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by BDevil15

I was a spectator and had absolutely nothing approaching mild interest in the outcome of the game... As I said, curious situation and wondered if a majority of the professionals would have done the same. There isn't even a shot clock where I coach.

Bob Jenkins gave you an excellent answer as did the poster who noted that a pass which strikes the ring does not cause a shot clock reset, it must be a try for goal. Please don't let one or two unfriendly posters chase you away from learning more about the game on this site. There are many excellent people on here who can help you and answer your questions with class.

Originally Posted by jTheUmp

Coach, at a juco game, I can assure you that the officials were certainly not professionals (at least, not in the sense of "this is my only job")... in fact, it's entirely possible that they weren't paid enough to cover their travel expenses.

Very few of us will ever end up at a level where this can be our only means of income.

Just something to think about...

An excellent point. JC ball was $100 per game and a 90-mile trip each way when I was working that level.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

No. Sometimes he's worse.

LOL!!

Peace