T during chseagle's game

[rwest]

Originally Posted by rockyroad

Except that the T was on team B...

LOL. You're right. So we don't go to the other end to shoot the FT's for the T, but we still clear the lane for the 2nd FT and then shoot the T's with the ball at the division for a Team A throwin. I guess it wasn't so easy after all!

[rockyroad]

Originally Posted by rwest

LOL. You're right. So we don't go to the other end to shoot the FT's for the T, but we still clear the lane for the 2nd FT and then shoot the T's with the ball at the division for a Team A throwin. I guess it wasn't so easy after all!

Oh, it was easy...you just read it too fast!

[26 Year Gap]

Originally Posted by rockyroad

Oh, it was easy...you just read it too fast!

Evelyn Woodhead Speed Reading Course by Cheech & Chong

[tjones1]

The crew called a bench technical for entering the court, not a substitute technical, correct?

If so, I agree.

[Adam]

Bench T for entering the court, I wouldn't consider him a sub. The coach earned this one for telling him to get back out there.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by tjones1

The crew called a bench technical for entering the court, not a substitute technical, correct?

If so, I agree with this call.

I'd have it as a sub T.

[tjones1]

Ok, but not a legal substitute, no?

[TimTaylor]

Originally Posted by tjones1

Ok, but not a legal substitute, no?

He's not a legal sub, since no time had run off the clock since he left the court. That said, it doesn't really matter in terms of the penalty - even a legal substitute is bench personnel until they are beckoned onto the court. This is covered in the technical foul penalty summary on page 71 of the rule book - direct T to sub/bench personnel + counts as a team foul + indirect T to the coach.