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Forum: Basketball Fri Feb 12, 2010, 09:47am
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Posted By just another ref
Same logic, yes. Same wording, no. The foul...

Same logic, yes. Same wording, no. The foul causes the ball to become dead. The timeout request does not. When the timeout is granted is not specifically defined in any book.

Is it?
Forum: Basketball Thu Feb 11, 2010, 11:12pm
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Posted By just another ref
It could be either. a: Does looking at the guy...

It could be either. a: Does looking at the guy after hearing the request confirm to your satisfaction that it was him?

b: Are you unsure who made the request initially until you turn and look...
Forum: Basketball Thu Feb 11, 2010, 12:41pm
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Posted By just another ref
The problem is defining when the request is...

The problem is defining when the request is considered to be granted. Some say it is a mental event which occurs instantly when the request is seen/heard by the official. But some of these same...
Forum: Basketball Thu Feb 11, 2010, 01:16am
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Posted By just another ref
In the replay, it appears to me that the ball is...

In the replay, it appears to me that the ball is already in the UConn player's hands when Cahill turns his head in Boeheim's direction. Impossible to say when he actually heard/recognized the...
Forum: Basketball Thu Feb 11, 2010, 12:48am
Replies: 40
Views: 4,122
Posted By just another ref
This rule still cries out for an editorial...

This rule still cries out for an editorial change. We need a definition of when the timeout is granted.
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