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Originally Posted by Nevadaref
Camron,
I agree with you. I just don't want you to use/invent a rule of your own and apply that instead of the actual rule given in the book.
Furthermore, this rule only comes into play when some kind of problem occurs.
If I ever have an issue with a player who is heading to the bench, I sincerely hope that it is obvious who is leaving the game and who isn't. When it isn't we have a tough decision to make. If I ever have to make that decision, I am going to apply what is written in the book, not go by a rule of thumb.
That's the point I was trying to make.
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All true. I'm all for going what what is written in the book. But the question still remains....how do you know which player is leaving the game when a substitute comes in? There is no rule in the book that indicates this. So, you're left with a rule of thumb...consider them all players until it is obvious who is going/has gone out....when they step OOB and sit down.