Rule Question

[IncorrectCall]

NCAA-M Rules:

50.1 seconds to go in the game. Official blows whistle for a timing error (clock started late). Subs are at the table. Coach A calls timeout to get subs in the game. Can subs come in?

[IAUMP]

Why couldn't they?

[Camron Rust]

A granted timeout is always an opportunity to have substitutions.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by IAUMP

Why couldn't they?

I think it's a reasonable question. There are restrictions (that vary (at least they used to vary) between NCAAM and NCAAW) on subs in the last minute of play.

[BigCat]

Originally Posted by IncorrectCall

NCAA-M Rules:

50.1 seconds to go in the game. Official blows whistle for a timing error (clock started late). Subs are at the table. Coach A calls timeout to get subs in the game. Can subs come in?

AR 46. the ball is dead at that time so a timeout can be called and subs can come in. However, if no timeout is called the subs are not allowed in (no subs when dead ball is to correct timer mistake.)

ncaaM

[JRutledge]

Rule 3-6-1h says:

Substitutions shall not be permitted when the game clock has been stopped after successful field goals in the last 59.9 seconds of the second half or any extra period and before the clock has been properly started except for the following:

1. Those substitutions permitted by rule including but not limited to, injury, blood, violations, foul, disqualification, timeout, monitor review for a score, or for a lost, displaced or irritated contact lens or displaced eyeglasses; or

2. There shall be no substitutions during the dead ball period when the clock is stopped for the made basket to correct a timing mistake or for an inadvertent whistle.

Peace