Horn Blows at Midnight ...
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Originally Posted by BadNewsRef
After the warning horn, and after the subs have legally entered the court, you're allowing coaches to take players off the bench and re-enter the game? Also, the legal substitution phase is PRIOR to the warning horn of a time-out. What lengthy process are you allowing to occur after the warning horn?
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Originally Posted by BillyMac
Some may consider several substitutions, by both teams, over forty-five seconds a "lengthy" substitution.
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The forty-five seconds I'm referring to is the forty-five seconds before the warning horn. Three substitutes from Team A enter, while four substitutes from Team B enter, all at different times within the forty-five second period; I would call that a lengthy substitution process.
But the topic is academic because it's after a timeout.
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