Fashion Police

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

... the fact that further discovered infractions are not penalized.

I really like this part (above), but isn't there a citation anywhere.

[so cal lurker]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

I really like this part (above), but isn't there a citation anywhere.

Try reading the penalty section for this infraction . . . "Only one technical fould is charged regardless of the numer of offenders." . . .

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by so cal lurker

Try reading the penalty section for this infraction . . . "Only one technical foul is charged regardless of the number of offenders." . . .

I'm pretty sure that I'm right, that they can continue to play in the game, but not because of this (above) citation. All this says is that there's only one technical foul charged, it doesn't say that they (illegal numbers) can play in the game.

It probably comes down to illegal equipment (undershirts, jewelry, etc.: they can never play (plus no technical foul charged); and illegal uniforms (illegal numbers): they can play after the technical foul penalty.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

I'm pretty sure that I'm right, that they can continue to play in the game, but not because of this (above) citation. All this says is that there's only one technical foul charged, it doesn't say that they (illegal numbers) can play in the game.

It probably comes down to illegal equipment (undershirts, jewelry, etc.: they can never play (plus no technical foul charged); and illegal uniforms (illegal numbers): they can play after the technical foul penalty.

See case 3.4.3B (c). If the player never enters the game, there's no T. So, by extension, if there is a T, then the player can enter the game.