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If the head coach became ill and had to leave the game, would you deny the asst. coach who replaced him/her the same allowances that the rules give the head coach?
If you would, you're dead wrong. There's no difference in the two situations.
Who do you inform that a player has fouled out and needs to be replaced?
Who can challenege whether a correctable error occurred, if not the asst. who has assumed the position?
The asst. coach becomes the acting head coach and assumes all responsibilities. But the coaching box is lost because of the Coaches' Rule.
Sorry NVRef but you are 100% wrong on this one!
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