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deecee Fri May 19, 2006 12:47pm

disqualification
 
in NFHS can a team use a DQ'd player if they fall to like 2 or 3 players left on the court? how about 4 if they can?

or is this an nba only rule -- where the extra players get a T for each foul.

zebraman Fri May 19, 2006 12:55pm

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Originally Posted by deecee
in NFHS can a team use a DQ'd player if they fall to like 2 or 3 players left on the court? how about 4 if they can?

or is this an nba only rule -- where the extra players get a T for each foul.

That's not even an NBA rule. I've reffed leagues before that had a rule like that, but it isn't an official rule in HS, college or NBA.


When a player is DQ'd, he/she is done. If the team has less than 5 players, they just have to play shorthanded.

Z

deecee Fri May 19, 2006 01:00pm

thank you for the quick response

Texas Aggie Fri May 19, 2006 02:05pm

Where did this nonsense that a DQ'ed player could continue to play come from?

ChuckElias Fri May 19, 2006 02:29pm

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Originally Posted by zebraman
That's not even an NBA rule.

Ummmmm. . . Rule 3 - SECTION I
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a. Each team shall consist of five players. No team may be reduced to less than five players. If a player in the game receives his sixth personal foul and all substitutes have already been disqualified, said player shall remain in the game and shall be charged with a personal and team foul. A technical foul also shall be assessed against his team. All subsequent personal fouls, including offensive fouls, shall be treated similarly. All players who have six or more personal fouls and remain in the game shall be treated similarly.

b. In the event that there are only five eligible players remaining and one of these players is injured and must leave the game or is ejected, he must be replaced by the last player who was disqualified by reason of receiving six personal fouls. Each subsequent requirement to replace an injured or ejected player will be treated in this inverse order. Any such re-entry into a game by a disqualified player shall be penalized by a technical foul.
This is why the NBA staggers the suspensions of teammates when several players participate in a fight. They are not allowed to play with fewer than five, so the league office wants to make sure that there are enough bench players eligible.

jr Fri May 19, 2006 02:40pm

nba, rule 3, section 1
 
each team shall consist of 5 players. no team may be reduced to less than 5 players. if a player in the game receives his 6th personal foul and all substitutes have already been dq'd, said player shall remain in the game and shall be charged with a personal and team foul. a technical foul also shall be assessed against his team. all subsequent personal fouls, including offensive fouls, shall be treated similarly.

in a nutshell, personal foul...team foul...technical foul...
shoot 1 tech, shoot 1+ penalty (if over the limit), 2 or 3 for shooting, or oob if non-shooting, non-penalty...

ChuckElias Fri May 19, 2006 03:27pm

Thanks, jr. I think I heard that somewhere before. . . ;)

jr Fri May 19, 2006 03:30pm

yea chuck...you beat me to it...

zebraman Fri May 19, 2006 04:39pm

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Originally Posted by ChuckElias
Ummmmm. . . Rule 3 - SECTION I

This is why the NBA staggers the suspensions of teammates when several players participate in a fight. They are not allowed to play with fewer than five, so the league office wants to make sure that there are enough bench players eligible.

You learn something new every day. Thanks Chuck.

Z

Kelvin green Sat May 20, 2006 10:16pm

The NBA rules also provide that there will Always be 5 players on the floor. If there were so many that fouled out the first one to foul out plays... with additional penalties

Mark T. DeNucci, Sr. Sun May 21, 2006 02:16am

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Originally Posted by ChuckElias
Ummmmm. . . Rule 3 - SECTION I

This is why the NBA staggers the suspensions of teammates when several players participate in a fight. They are not allowed to play with fewer than five, so the league office wants to make sure that there are enough bench players eligible.


Chuck:

You know what would be interesting: When was the last time this rule was invoked in either and NBA or WNBA game.

MTD, Sr.

Junker Mon May 22, 2006 12:30pm

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Originally Posted by Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.
Chuck:

You know what would be interesting: When was the last time this rule was invoked in either and NBA or WNBA game.

MTD, Sr.

When was the last time anyone watched an NBA game or especially a WNBA game? Sorry, I couldn't resist.

ChuckElias Mon May 22, 2006 04:12pm

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Originally Posted by Junker
When was the last time anyone watched an NBA game or especially a WNBA game?

I'll be watching 2 NBA game 7's tonight.

Dan_ref Mon May 22, 2006 06:36pm

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Originally Posted by ChuckElias
I'll be watching 2 NBA game 7's tonight.

You'll be watching 2 NBA game 7's what?

:confused:

ChuckElias Mon May 22, 2006 08:34pm

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Originally Posted by Dan_ref
You'll be watching 2 NBA game 7's what?

:confused:

What? :confused:

I'm watching the Spurs/Mavs Game 7 and the first half of the Suns/Clips Game 7.


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