SNIPERBBB 3) Sub does not have play a tic. Only the removed player has to wait for the clock to tick.
IchiRef bob jenkins wrote1) A TO CAN be used to keep the player in the game. 3-3-7 2) If the player leaves the game, he must remain out until time runs off the clock (with one small non-relevant exception). He can't sub in for a "different" player. Yeah, I knew a TO could have kept him in the game, but he requested one after his replacement was already in the game (though the ball was not yet live) the TO would have to be before his sub come in, right?
IchiRef SNIPERBBB wrote3) Sub does not have play a tic. Only the removed player has to wait for the clock to tick. Dang - looks like I had it backwards! Thanks!
bob jenkins IchiRef wroteYeah, I knew a TO could have kept him in the game, but he requested one after his replacement was already in the game (though the ball was not yet live) the TO would have to be before his sub come in, right? Correct.
SNIPERBBB IchiRef wroteYeah, I knew a TO could have kept him in the game, but he requested one after his replacement was already in the game (though the ball was not yet live) the TO would have to be before his sub come in, right? Once you beckon the sub in its too late for buy-in TO as the sub is now a player.
IchiRef Well, good news is that I actually administered it correctly... just thought about it too much afterwards and 2nd guessed myself.
bainsey From where I sit, you did fine. You missed a speck of blood? That's hardly poor officiating. The coach didn't know he could buy his star player back in with a time out before the kid went out? That's not on you, either.
Camron Rust If I have a coach who is clearly exercising gamesmanship over this sort of situation, As I'm telling the other coach that is player has blood on his uniform, I'm probably going to let him know what his options are....."# 32 has blood on his shorts. You can either replace the player or call a timeout and address the blood by the end of timeout the timeout and keep the player in".
Adam Camron Rust wroteIf I have a coach who is clearly exercising gamesmanship over this sort of situation, As I'm telling the other coach that is player has blood on his uniform, I'm probably going to let him know what his options are....."# 32 has blood on his shorts. You can either replace the player or call a timeout and address the blood by the end of timeout the timeout and keep the player in". Plus one
BLydic bainsey wroteThe coach didn't know he could buy his star player back in with a time out before the kid went out? That's not on you, either. Around here, we are encouraged to remind the coach of his options when dealing with injury or blood.