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Mon Nov 25, 2013, 10:06pm
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Can coaches "buy" a player's way back in to the game
Just starting out....and have a question. If a player:
1. Has blood on their person and is instructed to leave the game....can the coach call a time-out to get the player back into the game after the blood has been cleaned? 2. Has been injured to a point where play has been stopped, can a coach call a timeout to keep the player in the game? 
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