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No issue in NFHS, as long as the delay in returning to the court didn't provide an unfair positioning advantage. 10.3.2.B
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Even if A1 originally came on the court at the end of the TO, if s/he left before the ball was made live then I don't think s/he "returned at the same time". T (by rule) in NFHS.
If this was after a substitution, then it's legal. Legal either way (I think) in NCAA(W).
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Wed Dec 14, 2011, 12:38pm
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...Or that. 10.1.9
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