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Originally Posted by JRutledge
... they get only one T for a book infraction no matter how many mistakes are made.
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Unless their first mistake was not having their roster and starters ready
before the ten minute lime limit. That would have been one technical foul. Any scorebook changes (wrong number, not in scorebook, etc.)
after the ten minute time limit would be another technical foul, and at that point they would have reached the "administrative scorebook limit" of two technical fouls (maximum one
before, maximum one
after, ten minute time limit) for such scorebook infractions. Any additional scorebook problems would just be corrected and play on.
Then again, how many of us have charged technical fouls for rosters not being submitted on time? For me, thirty-seven years, zero technical fouls for such infractions. In my little corner of Connecticut, technical fouls for rosters not being submitted on time just aren't charged.
Of course, the usual caveat, "When in Rome ...".