Loss of Coaching Box

[All_Heart]

When the coaching box is taken away from the coach the following are when he can stand, correct?

1) Timeout (10-4-4c)
2) Intermission (10-4-4c)
3) React to an outstanding play by a team member or to acknowledge a replaced player(s), but must immediately return to his/her seat. (10-4-4d)
4) Request a timeout (10-5-2)
5) Confer with personnel at scorer 's table to request a 60-second timeout for a correctable error. (10-5-2)
6) Prevent or rectify a timing, scoring or AP mistake (10-5-2)
7) Replace or remove a disqualified/injured player, or player directed to leave the game (10-5-3)

From what I've read it doesn't seem to cover getting a substitute from the end of the bench. The reason I'm asking is that a coach asked this question and I want to be sure. I told him he could but if it was abused then I would have stopped it. If the coach was allowed to stand in order to get a sub off his bench then he could theoretically run subs in and out so that he could continually stand.

I also wanted to make sure I didn't leave anything out in the list.

[Adam]

I never had a coach walk the bench to get a sub. They always yell to the player they want; if it's too loud, that's what the rest of the players are for. Pass the word. Not allowed.

[Nevadaref]

10-5
NOTES:
1. The first technical foul charged directly or indirectly to the head coach results in loss of coaching-box privileges and the head coach must remain seated for the remainder of the game, except as in 10-4-4c and d, 10-5-2 and 10-5-3. This also applies in states not utilizing the optional coaching box.
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Those are the only reasons for the head coach to be out of his seat.

[deecee]

would you t?

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by deecee

would you t?

Why would you not?

[tjones1]

The crew I was on had this last night. Coach got the first one, lost his box. Then, thought (I guess) he could keep going and ended up with his second.