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A substitution takes place when it is provided to the umpire, not when a particular scenario occurs or any other particular point in the game arrives. This way, when the coach changes his/her mind because the anticipated scenario did not occur, there is no excuse of forgetting to rectify the situation. Like in football where they inform the official that as xx:xx left on the clock, they are going to request a time out. However, they must still inform the official of the request AT THE TIME it occurs. Coach wants to give you a heads up on a possible change, that is fine, but that is not the change.
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Projected subs | SC Ump | Softball | 18 | Thu Mar 11, 2010 05:40pm |