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Tue Feb 19, 2008, 09:45am
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6 Men on the Floor
I saw this in a high school game last night.
Ball was inbounded after a substitution. Offense dribbled to about halfcourt when the defensive coach mentioned to the officials that the offense had 6 players on the floor. No technical was called. Instead, the officials let the 6th player leave, started the play over and went on. Was that the proper way to handle it or should a T have been called? If the official says "my mistake" does that negate the T? I thought it was odd. Last edited by cshs81; Tue Feb 19, 2008 at 09:50am. 
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