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Mon Mar 17, 2014, 09:25am
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Ok, so let me see if I have this straight:
A11 is fouled. A11 is injured as a result of the foul, so she can't shoot the FTs. Coach brings A22 off the bench to replace A11. A22 shoots the FTs. Coach wants to replace A22 with A33 after the FTs, but before the ensuing throw-in. If that's the situation, it's 100% legal. If the Coach wanted to bring A11 back in for A22 after the FTs and prior to the ensuing throw-in (technically, before the clock starts again), that would not be allowed. 
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Mon Mar 17, 2014, 09:52am
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Not that third world... consider this.
A11 is fouled. A22 sent in for A5 for rebounding purposes on the free throws. A11 makes both. A33 (or anyone but A5) sent in for A22 before the throw in. Completely legal. The only thing different from the OP is the fact that A22 subbed for A5 instead of A11.
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