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Mechanics at the Men's Final Four
I happened to see some of the NCAA Men's semis this past weekend. It looked like the R1 was signaling which side received a point before indicating "in" or "out". Is that how they do it? Or was I not seeing it correctly?
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NCAA Men's uses the USAV mechanic, which is loss of rally, then fault.
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Of course one other thing you might have noticed was that the Referee's stand was located on the bench side of the court and a secondary R2 was seated in front of the table to handle substitutions.
And, of course, the use of four (4) line judges (if you are from Illinois...what a concept - right, Felix?). |
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The reason, as I've been told, is TV wants the benches and the R1 both to be in the main shot. Jan, don't get me started on LJ's. :) |
Sorry, Felix! I couldn't resist.
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