Blood, no extra uniform

[shishstripes]

I don't have a case book in front of me, but I believe this is a legal action. But they do need to switch jerseys in the locker room otherwise technical for taking jersey off within viewable area of court.

[NEohioref]

Rule 3 section 2 states:at least 10 mins before the scheduled starting time,each team shall supply the scorer with the name and number of each team member and starters.

Section C of the rule reads:requiring the scorer to change a team members or players number in the scorebook.

So as I read it yes they can do it but will cost them a T.

So what do I win?

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by NEohioref

So as I read it yes they can do it but will cost them a T.

So what do I win?

Nothing because you missed the other rules involved.

Peace

[NEohioref]

I was waiting for that ! I did win ! I knew that was coming! So I guess your still awake.

[APG]

Allow the change without penalizing with a T.

Casebook play 3.3.7 Situation A covers this

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by AllPurposeGamer

Allow the change without penalizing with a T.

Casebook play 3.3.7 Situation A covers this

BLEEDING PLAYER
3.3.7 SITUATION A: B1 is directed to leave the game because of excessive
blood on his/her uniform shirt. Team B’s manager has failed to pack any extra
shirts. (a) The coach asks one of the substitutes to give his/her shirt to B1; or (b)
Team A is able to find a shirt which B1 can wear even though it is not exactly the
same color or style of the Team B shirts. The shirt will however, clearly identify
B1 as a member of Team B and will not be confusing to either team or the officials.
RULING: Acceptable procedure in both (a) and (b). In both situations the
scorer will make necessary changes in the scorebook without penalty.
COMMENT: The spirit and intent of the rule is to do everything possible to allow
the player to use a different shirt and return without penalty. However, identical
numbers shall not be allowed on the same team.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

BLEEDING PLAYER
3.3.7 SITUATION A: B1 is directed to leave the game because of excessive
blood on his/her uniform shirt. Team B’s manager has failed to pack any extra
shirts. (a) The coach asks one of the substitutes to give his/her shirt to B1; or (b) Team A is able to find a shirt which B1 can wear even though it is not exactly the same color or style of the Team B shirts. The shirt will however, clearly identify B1 as a member of Team B and will not be confusing to either team or the officials.
RULING: Acceptable procedure in both (a) and (b). In both situations the
scorer will make necessary changes in the scorebook without penalty.
COMMENT: The spirit and intent of the rule is to do everything possible to allow the player to use a different shirt and return without penalty. However, identical numbers shall not be allowed on the same team.

Thanks for the FED reference. I just searched the NCAA rules and cases books and couldn't find a similar ruling. The game in question was a lower division NCAA game and from what I was told the crew chief told the HC that if he used a jersey from a player in the book that it would be a 'T'. Eventually they found a jersey from a player who didn't dress out and that change was made w/o penalty.

[DonInKansas]

It doesn't even have to be the star player making the swap either. It could be Jim the Scrub.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by DonInKansas

It doesn't even have to be the star player making the swap either. It could be Jim the Scrub.

True, but I don't think a HC would eat a 'T' for Jim the Scrub.