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20-Second I.O.T. for Blood?
When a player is injured, an official should direct the timekeeper to start the 20-second clock for the interval of time needed for a substitution.
Does an official do the same if a player is bleeding (but not injured)? |
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see rule 3-3-7
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Is bleeding not an injury?
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If not, it is the direct result of an injury.
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I'm questioning a RefSchool ruling.
Rule 3-3-7 says nothing about the 20-second I.O.T. I suppose bleeding is an injury, but getting someone else's blood on your uni isn't, and you're still coming out nonetheless. This is all about the I.O.T. |
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Did you read the new case book plays? Or the old ones?
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Couldn't find anything in the case book, JR, but upon further review, 2-12-5 clearly says the timer will sound a warning signal five seconds into the 20-second interval used when "a player [is] directed to leave the game."
The RefSchool question that spawned this thread reads: "B-1 is directed to the bench because of blood on his/her uniform. The official directs the timer to start the 20-second clock to replace B-1. Is the official correct?" I had YES. RefSchool says NO, citing 2-12-5 and 10-5-3, the latter which has nothing to do with the question. |
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There are 3 new case plays this year under 3.3.6. |
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The request for the time out must precede the starting of the 20 second interval. If not they must replace the player.
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Correct. That's why the test answer is no. You don't automatically direct the timer to start the replacement period. You wait until you know whether the coach wants a time-out.
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