one player with 3 T's?

[Kelvin green]

There is nothing in books or NFHS interps that limit number of Ts. NCAA has issued that ruling for their level of play and they stop at 2. NBA has issued their ruling and they stop at 2. So when I do a game guess where I stop at?

My approach consistent with the NCAA and NBA is that once a player has 2 they are disqualified (more appropriately ejected but we dont do that to kids) They are no longer part of the game. They stay on the bench because we do not want to embarass them or send them out where they could hurt themselves. If we need them to leave they go with an adult that closely supervises them...

Remember the teams cannot turn the game into a joke neither should we. This is where (once again) common sense needs to prevail and not get the game into nonsense. (oh my heck lets tal about the difference between 0 and 00 again)