WHEW! What a post! I hope I didn't offend anyone during the course of the discussion. I'm arguing a point, not arguing with any person(s). It sounds like we're all on the same page now, except for mick, who kinda believes it but doesn't like it.
10-1-1 covers the requirement to have the lineups and starters to the scorer by the 10 minute mark. One T can be assessed if that doesn't happen.
10-1-2 covers the 5 things that can happen with the book that require a change to be made. There can only be 1 T called no matter how many changes are made in the book until the game is over. If the change is made in the book, the T must be assessed before the next live ball.
None of this has anything to do with a player wearing an illegal number. That's a completely separate issue.
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Originally posted by rockyroad
Isn't it nice when the Case Book actually answers things for us...once we call an administrative T on a team for having to have someone's number changed in the book, that's it, can't call any more T's for that...as stated before, see Case Book 3.2.2A...one easy way out of that is to take a minute after the T is called and have the scorer check all #'s and names for both teams to make sure there are no more discrepancies...
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We seem to have this happen at tournaments quite a bit. What happens is that a team wears different numbers based on their home jerseys versus their away jerseys. The offical scorer just copies the lineup from one day when a team is home to the book on the next day when the team is the visitor. Suddenly , we have 15 numbers that are all wrong. For that reason, we're always real careful to check the numbers, especially during tournaments.
BTW, we don't call a T when this happens.
PS- Thanks for your help Bob.
[Edited by BktBallRef on Jan 3rd, 2001 at 04:50 PM]