No. Consider that by rule 5 players are required for each team but an exception is made to allow as few as 1 if that is the number of eligible players... Similarly, the exception would allow the only eligible player to occupy a free throw lane space.

Good Pre-pre-Game Topic
 

Our crew carpooled to a game about 40 miles away on snowy roads with speed further reduced by the large number of deer feeding on either side of the roads tonight and we considered this sitch all the way there. Made for some very interesting pre-pre-game conversation!
I appreciate the citation from the 2003-2004 Rules Interpretations, but without the regular availability of past interps, that would be the last thing I'd know to use as a basis of inquiry.
I'll have to search for the past thread that included all the past interps and review them again.

Kobe Bryant maybe? He probably played 1-man team like he does in the NBA

I would not stop a game when a team is down to one person if they have a lead regardless of the size of the lead or the time remaining. Only when they are behind would I consider stopping the game.

Hmmm.....
 

One of the Rec Leagues I officiate in has B13-15 Division that only has six or seven players per team. This yr due to injury, science fairs, SAT prep, illness, several games have only had five players per team.

I may have to call a tight game one weekend and see what develops...... ;)