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Here's the situation, Team A's coach doesn't know all the numbers of his team members. He fills out the scoresheet, and leaves the sport for 2 number blank. The coach tells you he's expecting both players to show up and play, and asks you how many t's he's gonna get for changing the scoresheetfor 2 players. Now both players show up. Is the technical foul assessed when the team members without numbers in the scorebook become players, or is the foul assessed when the team member's numbers are added to the scorebook?
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Tue Dec 02, 2003, 10:29pm
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Administrative T only.
These would be an Administrative T. So the Team gets one T and no more for the book being wrong. The foul counts toward the bonus as well.
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Wed Dec 03, 2003, 10:28am
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If the game has started, you would administer the T the first time the scorebook is altered. The scorer should not agree to alter the scorebook until there is a stoppage, they should notify the ref, the change should be made, and the T assessed. A smart coach would at least wait until a dead ball where his opponent was getting the ball to do this
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Wed Dec 03, 2003, 05:05pm
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Yes - but only the first time the book is altered. All further alterations are freebies, although your unsolicited glares for ongoing book issues are not considered an official penalty
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Wed Dec 03, 2003, 06:34pm
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You guys are missing something.
The technical is issued because the name and number of each player has not been supplied to the scorer at least 10 minutes before the scheduled starting time. (10-1-1)
When the players arrive, I would allow him to put the numbers in the book. If he then has to make a change in the book, after the 10 minute mark, such as changing another player's name, it would be a T. (10-1-2) 10-1-1 and 10-1-2 are separate issues and one T can be issued for each rule.
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Wed Dec 03, 2003, 07:01pm
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I don't really think I am missing something here. This is not likely an HS game. It is most likely a rec game where names and numbers are never supplied until the game before just ended. A HS coach has a manager that has all the info and gets the book right. This situation is a coach with players who aren't there and no clue what their numbers are. The 10 minute rule never applies in these leagues. Most times you are watching the coach fill out the book hoping they will hurry up so you can start the game. So the T is for changing the book after the game starts. I would never expect to see a T in these kind of games before the tip-off. And I hope (and sincerely believe) that the 10-minute rule wasn't the rule he is trying to enforce.
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Wed Dec 03, 2003, 07:40pm
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Coach, I'm not concerned with whether it's a rec game or a HS game. I'm answering the question based on what the rule is. If ref18 wants to elaborate and discuss what you might do in a more "liberal situation," then I'll certainly reply. But by rule, my answer is correct.
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Wed Dec 03, 2003, 07:45pm
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It isn't a question of a more liberal situation. It is a question of one gym, one book, game in progress, and names/numbers get put in the book immediately following game, immediately preceding next game. Warm-ups are 3-5 minutes - that's when the book is being filled out. This isn't a failure to follow the rules, it's a league that hasn't ever imagined using a 10-minute rule.
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Wed Dec 03, 2003, 07:56pm
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 ) the coach had taken his team off for their pregame locker room meeting. So at 9:30 the kid's name went in the book, at about 5 minutes when they came back onto the floor his number went in the book & we started the game without freethrows.And my streak remains alive...
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Wed Dec 03, 2003, 08:16pm
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But in the situation we're discussing, the coach did not have the numbers available until the players arrived. Therefore, if he's going to put the names in the book before the game, then the T for no numbers happens before the game. If he wants to wait until the players, who may or may not show, arrive, then he can put the names and the numbers in at that time and we can assess the T then. But if he wants the names in the book before the game, then we have a T if he doesn't have the numbers. Personally, I don't care which he does but it will effect when the T is administered. [Edited by BktBallRef on Dec 3rd, 2003 at 07:18 PM]
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Wed Dec 03, 2003, 08:39pm
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NOW I understand where you are coming from. You are givign the T at the outset for not having the numbers with the names. n that case, a smart coach again waits until the players arive (who knows if they will!) and adds them at the next dead ball where his opponents get it.
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Wed Dec 03, 2003, 08:56pm
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 Thank you! I was wondering why I wasn't getting through. 
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Thu Dec 04, 2003, 09:19am
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So the scorer dutifully notifies the home coach, and they both call me over. Sigh. Gotta change 'em. Gotta give the T. First time I ever started a game with a T.
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Thu Dec 04, 2003, 10:40am
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