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Mon Mar 27, 2000, 02:14pm
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its 1and1 subs come in for the shooting team.
ft is attempted and made. horn sounds again subs for the shooting team come in again. is this legal? thank you tim 
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Mon Mar 27, 2000, 02:26pm
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quote: Yeah, Tim No praw. Only restrictions are to hold subs for the First of Two , or to hold them for the first two of three, with regard to free throws. mick
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Mon Mar 27, 2000, 07:08pm
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The only restrictions for the second set of subs would be that any player who left the game before the first free throw could not return between the first and second free throw. Any sub who leaves the game cannot return until the clock has been started.
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Mon Mar 27, 2000, 10:27pm
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quote: Excellent point! mick
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Sun Apr 02, 2000, 03:02am
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Tim,
Another point to consider is the intent of the rule, to move the game along and not to unduly freeze the shooter. OK, what happens if before the first shot the non shooting team or shooting team requests and is granted a timeout, can the waiting subs (if reporting before the first horn) enter after the timeout expiries and the free throw is about to resume? Have fun! ------------------ Don
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Sun Apr 02, 2000, 10:47am
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On all time-outs, Bring in all subs before reporting the time-out. i.e. communicate to your partners, the shooter, blow whistle, wave in subs, report time-out, start clock.
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Sun Apr 02, 2000, 04:00pm
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Bart,
we disagree on this one, you didn't completely read my post. I believe in your sisuation you would bring in the players after the timeout provided they checked in before the :45 sec. horn, not before the timeout was called. ------------------ Don
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Sun Apr 02, 2000, 10:42pm
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You are correct. I didn't read the question correctly. I thought you where saying the subs were at the table before you reported the timeout. sorry.
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