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Old Wed Oct 03, 2012, 04:17pm
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Courtesy to the shooter! No citation that I have found, but if I'm going to send the players to the bench area because time has expired, while we shoot the FT's, could we call them all bench personnel now and not have to bring in subs?
Why are you sending them to their bench area?

The only thing you should be doing is not allowing them to line up in lane spaces....ensuring they are above the FT line extended and outside the 3-point arc like any FT where there will be no rebound. If they want to retreat to the part of the court near their bench while their other team members remain seated on the bench, fine. But, we shouldn't send them there.
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Old Wed Oct 03, 2012, 12:10pm
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What about time expiring at the end of the game where FT's are going to be shot? We going to allow a time out to ice shooter? How many TO's can they call? to "ice the shooter"?
One. No successive time outs allowed in this situation.
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Old Wed Oct 03, 2012, 12:10pm
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don't we usually send them to their bench area when time expires while we are shooting free throws? So why should we allow a sub?

What about time expiring at the end of the game where FT's are going to be shot? We going to allow a time out to ice shooter? How many TO's can they call? to "ice the shooter"
While they may go to the bench area and we may allow them to do so, the rules actually require that those other players remain on the court and that the other team members remain on the bench until the FTs are done. The game isn't over and all the rules still apply....even substitute rules.
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don't we usually send them to their bench area when time expires while we are shooting free throws? So why should we allow a sub?

What about time expiring at the end of the game where FT's are going to be shot? We going to allow a time out to ice shooter? How many TO's can they call? to "ice the shooter"
What about in the case of technical foul shots at the end of the game. Can't any legal player (bench or on the court) take those shots?
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Old Sun Oct 07, 2012, 12:35am
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What about in the case of technical foul shots at the end of the game. Can't any legal player (bench or on the court) take those shots?
Yes, any legal player or bench player can shoot FTs at any other time. For example if there are 6 TF shots, 6 different players can take them.

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