R1

[bbman]

Thanks again Felix, I'm not trying to be a d***, but is there a rule to backup a yellow/red card for this situation? I can't find it. Just trying to protect myself.

[bob jenkins]

12-2-6

[bbman]

Bob, 12-2-6b states 'confer with officials during a requested time out'. To me that would be either the R1 or R2.

[FMadera]

Originally Posted by bbman

Bob, 12-2-6b states 'confer with officials during a requested time out'. To me that would be either the R1 or R2.

This specifically refers to 11-3-1. This is not a blanket right during all timeouts.

[bbman]

So, it is permissible for the head coach to request a time out, go over to the R1's stand to question a call (by the R1), as long as it is immediately after that specific call.

[FMadera]

Originally Posted by bbman

So, it is permissible for the head coach to request a time out, go over to the R1's stand to question a call (by the R1), as long as it is immediately after that specific call.

Yes, but not if it's about judgement. It has to be to discuss a misapplication of a playing rule, not about them not liking your judgement.

Example:
They cannot come over to complain about ball handling.
They *can* come over to discuss if you allowed a back row player to illegally attack in the front zone, if you said it was legal.

In other words...this should almost never happen.

[bbman]

Got it, Thank you

[genetoy71]

Originally Posted by FMadera

Example:
They cannot come over to complain about ball handling.
They *can* come over to discuss if you allowed a back row player to illegally attack in the front zone, if you said it was legal.

In other words...this should almost never happen.

So you're going to let a coach approach the stand and ask you about a back row attack AFTER you signaled legal? Not me. That's judgement.