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Old Fri Jan 11, 2013, 03:48pm
OKREF OKREF is offline
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If it is cleaned up by the time the injured player is off the court and we are ready to play I am probably letting them in, if not then they must take a timeout.
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Originally Posted by VaTerp View Post
This is the better way to put it.

If play is already stopped for an extended period due to a charged timeout, player injury, or another situation then I'm essentially telling the coach to get the blood situation corrected not directing the player to leave the game.

The intent and purpose of the rule is to address the blood situation with as little disruption of the game as possible. If it can be addressed during the course of stoppage for another reason then what purpose is served by insisting that the player must sit out?

Nobody has answered that question.
I agree. The play was already stopped for injury. If they get fixed prior to the end of the injury stoppage, I am letting them stay.
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