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Originally posted by bob jenkins
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Originally posted by Mark Dexter
I would say that the "can't return" rule (3-3-4) takes precedent over the "anyone can shoot" rule (8-3).
The fact that there is a specific exception for pre-game FT's would indicate to me that there is no exception for other cases. In addition, the pre-game exception doesn't let A1 (who has subbed out) go back into the game.
I'll take a look later today and see if there are any case plays.
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I don't think you need a case play. The rule (8-3) says "any *eligible* substitute." A player who has left is not an eligible substitute.
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Bob:
I am going to play Devil's Advocate here and ask you to define eligible? Does eligible mean a player who had not been disqualified from further participation in the game?
MTD, Sr.
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