Subs with multiple fouls

Scratch85 · #1 (**permalink**) Thu Dec 23, 2010, 02:40pm

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Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Personally, I'm likely going with A in practice because I prefer to get an offending player (for the T) out ASAP if his coach is trying to help me out.

I think most all officials agree with this and would likely do just that. But as far as the OP goes, the subs were there before any of this happened. So they likely are for one of the other 9 players on the court. If you allow them in you may still have B1 on the floor.

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Originally Posted by JRutledge

I think this entire thread is over-thinking an irrelevant issue.

But a great way to learn and I don't have anything better to do today?

Adam · #2 (**permalink**) Thu Dec 23, 2010, 02:44pm

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Originally Posted by Scratch85

I think most all officials agree with this and would likely do just that. But as far as the OP goes, the subs were there before any of this happened. So they likely are for one of the other 9 players on the court. If you allow them in you may still have B1 on the floor.

True, but it's a low risk (as Rut indicates, nothing's really going to go wrong if you let them in) high reward move.

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Immediately after the fouls are reported to the table	14	45.16%
Before the final (second) free throw for the personal foul	12	38.71%
After the final free throw for the personal foul	0	0%
Before the final (second) free throw for the technical foul	0	0%
After all free throws have been attempted	5	16.13%
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