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The leaving the court for an unauthorized reason rule is never used
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My guess is that the rule is there as a potential tool in the rare event that a player leaves the court and leaves everyone thinking WTF. For instance, if a player is being sneaky and hiding off-court (perhaps instead of playing defense) so that he/she can then return to the court and be unguarded for a layup. Or maybe a player leaves the court to confront someone in the stands because he/she isn't happy with who is talking to his/her girlfriend/boyfriend in the stands. |
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What are you guys talking about?
The rule involving leaving the court for an unauthorized reason applies during a LIVE ball and the penalty is a violation. There is a separate rule for leaving the court to demonstrate disgust or resentment with an officials decision. That would apply here. Finally, we have a rule penalizing the head coach with a T if the team member(s) are allowed to leave the bench area when it isn't permitted. If we are goin to discuss penalizing players, let's get the proper rules involved! |
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