| tjones1 |
Thu Dec 20, 2012 01:33pm |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Loudwhistle2
(Post 868052)
So if A1 and B1 are observed during a live ball with blood on them and the official observes it, play is stopped and each coach must request a timeout to "buy" the player back into the game assuming the blood disappears from their person and the timeouts are served concurrently? I thought each coach must request a timeout to get their player back in. And the timeouts are served concurrently. I'm looking for clarification on this.
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Yes, each coach must request a time-out to keep their player in. (3-7 Notes).
If both coaches elect to use a time-out, they will run together.
If one coach isn't going to use a time-out that player must be replaced before the time-out is granted to the other team. (3.3.7 Situation C) |
