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Thu Feb 07, 2002, 05:46pm
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Administrative Technical or not?
A8 enters the game but is not in the book. The scorekeeper does not catch the problem. Now the quarter ends and all players are at the bench when the scorekeeper finaly wakes up. There has been no foul or other item that required any note for A8, thus delaying the discovery. If A8 does not re-enter the game, then there seems to be no compelling reason to change the book. Would this avoid the Admin T?
My recollection is that an Administrative Technical is assessed when the book must be changed during the game. Looks like team A escaped the penalty. 
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Thu Feb 07, 2002, 05:51pm
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Make the change, give the T. The book has to be correct.
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Thu Feb 07, 2002, 06:24pm
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The player must be IN THE GAME when the missing book notation is discovered. Since she had already left the game, and nothing (fouls or points) were credited to her, there is no T that can be enforced. However, if she ever reenters the game, then let her have it.
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Thu Feb 07, 2002, 06:39pm
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The administrative technical is for "[requiring] the scorer to change a squad member's or player's number in the scorebook".
If the player comes out of the game before it is noticed and at no point does the scorer have to change the number (i.e. no fouls are called, etc.) then you cannot charge the technical. By the same token, if number 13 is not in the book and number 13 never enters the game, there is no technical.
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