dizzy score keeper

[BryanV21]

Originally Posted by Adam

In this case, he can either go to the locker room and change, or we can change the book.

Had the scorer notified us as soon as he entered the game, those are the options the coach would have been given.

What if the coach says, and is true, that he never returns to the game?

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[Adam]

Originally Posted by BryanV21

What if the coach says, and is true, that he never returns to the game?

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That would be the third option (I forgot about that one). If he never returns, then we never have to change the book. That's probably the option I would take as a coach. It's more likely to teach the kid a lesson if he can't play.

[MD Longhorn]

Originally Posted by BryanV21

What if the coach says, and is true, that he never returns to the game?

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In the case of the OP, his return to the game is irrelevant. The change in the book is the violation. He has participated using a number not in the book, and the book must be changed to reflect that.