throw-in/illegal entry/technical

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by StripesOhio

preventative officiating we probably should have whistled it dead and re-administered making the sub wait.

That's not one of the options. If you stop the throw-in, then you have to let the sub in.

[mutantducky]

had the same thing. stupid table. I pass on the T because it happens a lot when the refs have the ball but once the team does and you doing your count I really can't fault you for giving out the T. you guys did you part and it is the players fault. they know the rule to be beckoned.

[JPaco54]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

That's not one of the options. If you stop the throw-in, then you have to let the sub in.

Why - I witnessed a game, IW, sub waiting at the table, ref did not let him enter the game, coach yelling "sub sub", ref said, "He can wait there all game if I want him too." Coach said, you blew the play dead." Ref said, doesnt matter, I can sub him when I want to." I thougth this was strange. I thought, like your statemet says, that you had to enter the sub, when you kill the play? Correct?

[Adam]

Originally Posted by JPaco54

Why - I witnessed a game, IW, sub waiting at the table, ref did not let him enter the game, coach yelling "sub sub", ref said, "He can wait there all game if I want him too." Coach said, you blew the play dead." Ref said, doesnt matter, I can sub him when I want to." I thougth this was strange. I thought, like your statemet says, that you had to enter the sub, when you kill the play? Correct?

There is no justification in HS rules for disallowing a sub during any dead ball with the clock stopped; unless he reports after the first horn of a timeout or intermission.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

There is no justification in HS rules for disallowing a sub during any dead ball with the clock stopped; unless he reports after the first horn of a timeout or intermission.

Or before the first of two free throws.