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Wed Jan 24, 2018, 02:18pm
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Related question - sorry for hijacking.
If A2 goes to replaces A1, then B2 goes to replaces B1. While that is happening Coach A realizes its not his arrow and prefers to have a different team on the court for a defensive matchup. Can Coach A pull back A2 if he hasn't been beckoned into the game? If he has, then Coach A could replace A2 with A3, just that A1 couldn't come in at this point because he hasn't "sat a tick". Am I correct on this one? Meanwhile, Coach B is trying to figure out what to do with B2  I saw this happen a few weeks ago while watching a game and I was trying to decide what was actually allowed vs. the rule.
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