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Originally Posted by bob jenkins
IT's one of the valid choices.
THe other is fix it and go on.
Which to use depends on what is expected in your area, whether the team had had an issue before, etc.
What's not allowed is have a sub come in to shoot the FTs.
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I disagree. I do not think the case play covers the situation of a player wearing illegal equipment. The case play is specific for a player improperly wearing legal equipment. IMO, once discovered, the player should be directed to leave the game and their replacement will shoot the remaining free throw with the players lined up. I like BNRs way of handling it by just having the person remove the thing and continue play. While that method is probably the best, it is not supported by rule either. I personally would not ever choose the method APG suggested. Again, I don't think it is supported by rule, and as BNR said, I think it causes more problems than it solves.