Sun Dec 13, 2009, 02:37pm
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Quote:
Originally Posted by bob jenkins
I don't have my books handy, but a team is issued a T for something like "failing to provide it's roster and 5 starters to the official scorer at least 10 minutes before the start of the game."
What does "provide" mean?
Play: Midway through the third quarter, Visitor 00 enters (otherwise legally) the game. The table buzzes, and indicates that 00 isn't in the book. I asked the table, "What information did the visitors give you to enter in the book?" and the table hands me a printed roster, with no 00. So, I take the sheet to the visitor book (on the bench, not at the table) and ask if that's what they provided. The answer comes, "Yes, and I told the scorer to add 00 to the list." The official scorer denies getting the verbal instruction.
So, did the visitors comply with the rule, or did they earn a T?
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If he's not listed, he's not supplied as far as I'm concerned.
What didn't the R catch that one book had more players than the other?
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