Adam |
Sun Dec 19, 2010 10:45am |
Quote:
Originally Posted by mbyron
(Post 708562)
No. The requirement is that the clock runs. The ball can be live without the clock having run.
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True, but if you have free throws following the timeout (but before the clock runs), you'd let the player in.
Or, if another timeout was called and the player reported before the warning horn of that timeout, you'd let the player in.
The requirement for the clock to run only applies to a player who has been substituted for (sorry for the dangling preposition there).
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