Forum: Basketball
Tue Jul 31, 2001, 03:34pm
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Fair enough
The point that things can get a bit heated at the end of the game is fair enough. However, what happens if the scorebench makes an error, and the referees have left the confines of the court (ie...
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Forum: Basketball
Tue Jul 31, 2001, 10:43am
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Forum: Basketball
Tue Jul 31, 2001, 09:29am
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To be specific
FIBA Rules:
Article 6.2
"... the officials' signing of the scoresheet ... terminates ... their connection with the game."
I hope this clarifies the point. I would assume that NCAA, NBA and...
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Forum: Basketball
Tue Jul 31, 2001, 09:22am
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Brian,
That is certainly the case under FIBA...
Brian,
That is certainly the case under FIBA rules. Actually, the official end of the game is when the referees have signed the official scoresheet. Up until that time technical, unsportsmanlike...
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Forum: Basketball
Tue Jul 31, 2001, 04:51am
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Woops.... to clarify
Yes it was a long time ago, I believe it was in the mid sixties. I will try to find the actual article that I read.
As far as the horn sounding and the game being over, I spoke to a friend who...
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Forum: Basketball
Mon Jul 30, 2001, 01:17am
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What would you have done?
I read an account recently of something that happened a few years back in a NBA game. I know that the Bucks were one team, but I'm not sure who the other one was.
Anywho, Team A is down by 2...
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