sub question,2 shoe lace
once a player leaves the floor and a sub enter can the first player still come right back in as a sub? say subbed on accident.
also and the way I've been doing it if a players shoes becomes untied I let them know during a break and maybe stop it if there is a lull in the action. Do you ever stop play if a player, especially one on D has their shoe untied? |
3-3-3 and 3-3-4 should answer your question.
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Agreed. No need to stop play for this, and I don't generally even delay putting the ball in play at even the middle school level.
Now, if my shoe comes untied, that's a different story. |
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My experience, and for whatever reason now that I think about it, seems to be less of a problem now. shrug. |
Just last week had a player (HS freshman) turn to me after her team got a rebound and say, "Time out, ref," pointing at a shoe in her hand. So I granted it, knowing she just wanted me to pause the game so she could get fixed up and continue.
Her coach, almost predictably, started in on me from across the court with a hot, "I didn't call time out!" and I just pointed to her point guard, who was limping off the court. Things quieted down pretty quickly, though I'm sure the coach (and no doubt the fans behind me) still were pretty certain there should have been a "courtesy" time out. |
I won't stop action for someone to tie shoe - but if I am administering for an inbound pass - I will hesitate if I see someone trying to tie their shoe. I'll do this for MS and even frosh games. However - I won't wait forever. They need to be quickly finishing up. If not, the ball goes to inbounder.
I've even had a JUCO coach ask for a courtesy TO for his point guard to tie shoe. Ya, that was gonna happen. After he asked again when I ignored him I told him that perhaps velcro might be a good idea for his point guard. Never heard from him again. |
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That's just me though...... |
I am just amazed at the number of teenagers that are evidently unable to tie their own shoes properly. I see this must be a nationwide phenomenom.
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I'll absolutely take time for someone to quickly tie their shoe if need be. Last thing I need is a parent or coach on me for not noticing an untied shoe and a player getting hurt.
If one player is tying, I'll have everyone check their shoes so we don't have to stop again at the next dead ball. |
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Making sure that shoes are tied isn't part of our officiating duties. That's solely up to the player and I could care less what coaches or parents think. And there's no rules backing to stop the game for a displaced shoe, as there is for displaced glasses. Has anyone ever seen a college game stopped for an untied shoelace or a displaced shoe? I sureasheck haven't. I have to disagree completely with anyone advocating stopping the game for that reason. If they want to waste a TO to put their shoe back on, fine with me. But I ain't giving them a free timeout. |
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Delaying the resumption? I let them get the shoe tied, unless it becomes a problem, in which case I make them leave the game (only once -- when the player was trying to "ice" the FT shooter) |
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