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Sun Sep 07, 2014, 03:18pm
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With regard to the OP, it makes no difference whether this person is a player or not while on the bench.
If you insist on pursuing this angle: Player A1-A5 are in the game prior to a timeout. During the timeout A10 is told to enter the game but does not report. After the timeout A10 enters the game and play is allowed to resume, but both A4 and A5 mistakenly remain seated on the bench. Question: Which one is a player at this point? Answer: neither
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