CDurham Did the new rule change move the time limit to replace a disqualified player from 30 seconds to 20 seconds?? Thanks
Nevadaref CDurham wroteDid the new rule change move the time limit to replace a disqualified player from 30 seconds to 20 seconds?? Thanks A couple of years ago, yes. Five seconds, then warning horn, then fifteen seconds, then final horn.
CDurham Nevadaref wroteA couple of years ago, yes. Five seconds, then warning horn, then fifteen seconds, then final horn. Alright thanks. Had a game last week where the coach thought he had 2 MINUTES, told him he had 20 seconds to replace a disqualified player. Afterwards my partner was a little skeptical about it being 20 seconds.
tjones1 CDurham wroteAlright thanks. Had a game last week where the coach thought he had 2 MINUTES, told him he had 20 seconds to replace a disqualified player. Afterwards my partner was a little skeptical about it being 20 seconds. 😮 Holy smokes... 2 minutes!!
CDurham tjones1 wrote:eek: Holy smokes... 2 minutes!! haha yep. I'm only 18 and my partner informed me that the coach is a Y and Rec league official and probably knew better than to say 2 minutes (I guess this is why he was never a high school official). Guess his test didn't work, but it was a good laugh. 2 minutes would have been enough time to grab something to eat and return to the court
stosh and they have the full 20 seconds to get a sub in, unlike a time out where a sub has to report prior to the first horn, correct?
Adam stosh wroteand they have the full 20 seconds to get a sub in, unlike a time out where a sub has to report prior to the first horn, correct? Correct, but the sub better be there before that 2nd horn.