Need some help...

tjones1

letemplay wrote
Bob, are you saying here, for instance, if A6 replaces A1 for the sole purpose of shooting the T(s), that A1 now cannot re-enter until the clock has run next (after all the T's are shot and ball put back into play)? A7 could replace A6, but A1 could not, correct? I knew the rule, but somehow never thought about it applying in this situation where the HC may want a guy to come out just so a very good ft shooter could come in just for the T.

That is correct.

letemplay

tjones1 wrote
That is correct.

Same ruling for NCAA?

Freddy

letemplay wrote
...if A6 replaces A1 for the sole purpose of shooting the T(s), that A1 now cannot re-enter until the clock has run next...

"Must 'Sit a Tick', but Doesn't Have to 'Play a Tick'"

3-3-4 - "A player who has been replaced...shall not re-enter before the next opportunity to substitute after the clock has been started properly following his/her replacement."

(tho' I'm not Bob...maybe await his more adroit response)

letemplay

Like I said I knew that rule, just never thought about it in dealing with multiple T's, where different players could be coming in and out.

BillyMac

BatteryPowered wrote
I found the current rule book online in PDF format. Even though I couldn't save it to my computer I did bookmark it.

Current? PDF? Can you copy, and paste? Please post the link.

Welpe

BillyMac wrote
Current? PDF? Can you copy, and paste? Please post the link.

No, no he can't and please don't ask again.

BillyMac

Why wrote
No, no he can't and please don't ask again.

Why not (he asked politely)? And feel free to private message me if you wish.

pfan1981

BillyMac wrote
Why not (he asked politely)? And feel free to private message me if you wish.

Me too🙂

SNIPERBBB

BatteryPowered wrote
I know that the head coach can select the person to shoot the free throws for a technical and since there was an ejection for not knowing when to stop complaining there obviously were two technicals given to the assistant.

Its not obvious there were two T's on the assistant unless you actually whacked him twice...one T is all you need for an ejection(flagrant).

Welpe

Copyright issues. The Fed is protective of their copyright and does not want their publications freely distributed. I'm not sure one can even obtain a legit copy of a PDF anymore from the Federation.

SNIPERBBB

Welpe wrote
Copyright issues. The Fed is protective of their copyright and does not want their publications freely distributed. I'm not sure one can even obtain a legit copy of a PDF anymore from the Federation.

They are available however on Kindle and if you have an Arbitersports.com account.

BillyMac

Welpe wrote
Copyright issues. The Fed is protective of their copyright and does not want their publications freely distributed. I'm not sure one can even obtain a legit copy of a PDF anymore from the Federation.

Thanks. Plus, there are some "bigtime" malware issues on the few that I found on the internet.

Lotto

letemplay wrote
Same ruling for NCAA?

In NCAAW, the same player must shoot both FTs from a technical foul. That player is chosen by the HC or team captain and can be a substitute. Any player who is substituted for cannot reenter until after the game clock has been properly started. (They must "sit a tick.")

I believe that the rules in NCAAM are the same, but I don't have that book handy.

Scrapper1

Lotto wrote
In NCAAW, the same player must shoot both FTs from a technical foul. That player is chosen by the HC or team captain and can be a substitute. Any player who is substituted for cannot reenter until after the game clock has been properly started. (They must "sit a tick.")

I believe that the rules in NCAAM are the same, but I don't have that book handy.

Same for Men. I was going to mention this, but you beat me to it! 🙂