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Originally Posted by chartrusepengui
Actually we did. I really don't see the difference in starting a half without one team present (their choice) or just not coming out of huddle onto the floor (again their choice). The team with the arrow was ready to receive the ball and play. Had they not made the throw in following their first 5 second violation - they would have received a T. Where does it say that if a team is not available to start the second half you are to instruct the timer to start a (another?) 60 second time period. I don't believe I've ever read that one. Heck - they just had an 8:00 time period.
In any case - he learned the lesson. The second game they informed the timer where they would be "hiding out" and were on the court with 3:05 remaining on the clock.
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When I said "you never start a half without one of the teams," I should have said "by rule you never start a half without one of the teams."
10-1-5 a. When the clock is not running consuming a full minute through not being ready when it is time to start either half.