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Anyone know where to get one of those timers that is about double the size of a pager, goes on your belt, and can be used for play and time out timing?
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Mon Oct 03, 2005, 03:08pm
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Mon Oct 03, 2005, 04:25pm
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Thanks for the link, Patton. Since I work Texas (NCAA) the only time I've ever seen a NF football rule book was in a coaches office preparing for a basketball game (about 12-15 years ago). I wonder if the coach knew Texas used NCAA rules.
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Mon Oct 03, 2005, 04:30pm
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Mon Oct 03, 2005, 06:31pm
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I have used one for years. When you order, tell them you need it to give you a 10 second warning not the default 5 second warning. They can adjust it at the factory and are happy to do so. You need to signal at 10 seconds prior to end of play clock, not 5.
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Mon Oct 03, 2005, 06:38pm
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We got a guy that has one and his buzzes at 20 or 45....why would you need 10 second warning instead of 5? BJ is supposed to do a visible count for the last 5.
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Tue Oct 04, 2005, 09:22am
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Ahhhh. Finally we hear the reason to change the indication from 5 to 10 seconds. I think you had mentioned that before but didn't give the reason. Thanks.
I used mine again last night. I bought it last year for my crew. My BJ loved it. Both he and I are on different crews this year and he went and bought his own because he liked it so much. I still can't convince the BJ on my new crew to use it. He likes his watch too much I guess. I will be filling in at BJ for a different crew later this year and working BJ for two games last night was very good practice. I can see I am going to get a workout back there. I also would not wear it on the wings but not because of the coaches but because either BJ for 5-man or R for 4-man has the timing.
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Tue Oct 04, 2005, 11:51am
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Tue Oct 04, 2005, 01:31pm
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these are awesome, especially in a dark stadium. some of the small towns in geogia barely has enough lights to see the players much less your watch. it frees your eyes up to pay attention to the field not your watch.
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Fri Oct 14, 2005, 11:51pm
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>>NCAA mechanic is to hold hand in air at 10 seconds left mark<<
Isn't that only in situations where the clock isn't visible or is malfunctioned? Also, I know the TASO mechanics list it, but do the CCA mechanics list it as well? I guess what they should have is two warnings, at 5 and 10, but are different in type.
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Sat Oct 15, 2005, 05:42am
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Yes it is only for those times but the whole thrust of the reason why you even have one is because there is no visible field 25 second clock. Remember, most of the poor souls here do not referee in Texas, they are in the hinterlands where they do not typically have the field 25 sec clocks.
The mechanic is in the CCA manual, and as for the TASO manual, where do you think the TASO manual came from?????? It is almost a verbatime repeat of the 5 man CCA mechanics manual of old. Not sure why you need 2 warnings as the only one needed in TASO/CCA is at 10 seconds left.
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