Disqualification Substitutes ...

[Raymond]

You are making distinctions that are not material to the conversation.

"Up until" instead of "when" doesn't matter. Free throw or throw-in does not matter. We are discussing what can happen before the ball becomes live again.

The only pertinent question is are subs allowed before the replacement for the disqualified player?

That's it. That's the question. That's the discussion.

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[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Raymond

You are making distinctions that are not material to the conversation.

"Up until" instead of "when" doesn't matter. Free throw or throw-in does not matter. We are discussing what can happen before the ball becomes live again.

The only pertinent question is are subs allowed before the replacement for the disqualified player?

That's it. That's the question. That's the discussion.

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Agreed. During the Replacement Interval, (it's a defined term) or only after, but before the ball is about to become live (or whatever the specific wording is for nay sub situation.)?

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Raymond

The only pertinent question is are subs allowed before the replacement for the disqualified player?

Agree 100% but still need an answer to your well worded question and also a NFHS rule citation to support the answer.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

Agree 100% but still need an answer to your well worded question and also a NFHS rule citation to support the answer.

Other than the test question, we don't have one. Still.

For me, I am waiting until the replacement gets to (or at least near) the table, to beckon in the other players. What if Coach B (with the regular sub) decides not to sub based on the replacement player?

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

What if Coach B (with the regular sub) decides not to sub based on the replacement player?

Similar to my thought.

Replacement player is extremely tall while the disqualified player was extremely short.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

Replacement player is extremely tall while the disqualified player was extremely short.

Of course, the "regular substitute" doesn't have to play, but can substituted for, and then both the "regular substitute" and the player he originally substituted for have to "sit a tick".

The game then becomes a "chess match" between opposing coaches, "I'll sacrifice my rook, because you sacrificed your bishop".