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Wed Dec 09, 2009, 01:07pm
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I'll ask it here, too.
How is this situation different than the one in which the official tells the coach his player is DQd with 5 fouls, but later wonders whether he had the coach's attention so does not issue the appropriate penalty when said player returns to the game?
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Wed Dec 09, 2009, 01:38pm
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What if your partner beckons the sub in while the ball is live? Would we call a T then for 6 on the floor?
What if the sub stands and is immediately beckoned by the official, and walks straight onto the court. Would we call a T for failing to report to the scorer? The possibilities are endless.
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