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Trying to Get My Head Around This
Is there some other rule that prevents them from playing with 4 specifically after a timeout or intermission other than 10-1-9?
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Therefore, is it not a logical, sound application of this same rule that, for instance, if a team is caught playing with only four players after a timeout or intermission, that they be then assessed a team technical if/when it is detected that they failed "...to have all players return to the court at approximately the same time following a time-out or intermission"? Especially when that's what 10-1-9 actually says?
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