A re-entering starter?

[BktBallRef]

Before I reply to a fellow official in my local, I thought I'd throw this one out to you guys.

"Tony,
The other day we were at Pinecrest and had a tech on a Richmond player for dunking during warmups. Coach Apple sent in a non-starter to shoot the "T". He then wanted to put his starter back into the game for the initial throw-in. I told him that the starter could not reenter the game until time had gone off the clock. Does the rule that I cited to the coach apply to this situation or did I handle it incorrectly?"

Whatta ya think?

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by BktBallRef

Before I reply to a fellow official in my local, I thought I'd throw this one out to you guys.

"Tony,
The other day we were at Pinecrest and had a tech on a Richmond player for dunking during warmups. Coach Apple sent in a non-starter to shoot the "T". He then wanted to put his starter back into the game for the initial throw-in. I told him that the starter could not reenter the game until time had gone off the clock. Does the rule that I cited to the coach apply to this situation or did I handle it incorrectly?"

Whatta ya think?

If A6 enters for designated starter A1 to shoot the FTs, that's legal. A1 cannot "reenter" until the clock starts (or should have started)

[Nevadaref]

I did this research for you yesterday.

http://forum.officiating.com/showthread.php?t=31354

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