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Originally Posted by JRutledge
Here is the thing, the case book says it is allowed and makes that very clear. That is the purpose of the case book to clarify things that might be confusing or may connect rules that may not seem to be working together. That is why I tell people that often that is why you need to read the case book more than the rulebook.
If you are still arguing what the rule should be, that is why the case book has a play covering this situation.
Peace
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Rut I'm not arguing either. Im saying that the way the wording of the rule is is confusing, especially with a case play to go with it. The case play says exactly what to do and that's good but it doesn't match up with the wording.
If you changed a designated starter at say the 4 minute mark because of apparel and there was a T for dunking. After the T's are shot the coach says the original starter is now dressed properly and would like to enter the game. Would you deny him re-entry until the clock has been legally started?