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Originally Posted by JRutledge
And that is the reason they should give the request. We can and have misunderstood their request and it has further consequences when we make that mistake. And just like anything else, a coach should coach up his players to make that request properly when told to. I think all JAR is saying is that kids often have a coach requesting a timeout and players ignore the coach but then we are expected to be paying attention to coaches more than the players do.
I just want to change the rule where we cannot give a timeout unless play is stopped or a dead ball.
Peace
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I'm not saying they shouldn't...just relaying my thoughts on why players don't call timeouts.
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