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Appendix VI / TimeoutComparison Chart121 Type of Game Electronicmedia timeout format with FEWER THAN three electronicmedia timeouts in one half. Team Timeouts 1st Half Four 75-second and two 30-second timeouts per team per regulation game. All carry over to second half if not used in first half. Team Timeouts 2nd Half Any not used in first half. Team Timeouts Extra Periods Electronic Media Timeouts 1st Half Electronic Media Timeouts 2nd Half Any not used in regulation or any prior extra period(s) plus one 75-second timeout per team for each extra period. Either none, one or two depending on the media agreement. Length determined by media agreement. Each shall occur at the first dead ball after the minute mark specified in the media agreement. When either team uses a 75-second timeout in the half, that timeout replaces the next agreed-upon media timeout of the half. Either none, one or two depending on the media agreement. Length determined by media agreement. Each shall occur at the first dead ball after the minute mark specified in the media agreement. When either team uses a 75-second timeout in the half, that timeout replaces the next agreedupon media timeout of the half. First team-called timeout of second half becomes the media timeout. Media Timeouts Extra Periods None
122 Appendix VI / TimeoutComparison Chart Type of Game Electronicmedia timeout format with AT LEAST three electronicmedia timeouts in either half. Team Timeouts 1st Half Four 30-second timeouts and one 60-second timeout per team. Team Timeouts 2nd Half Each team carries over any unused timeouts from the first half but can carry no more than three 30-second timeouts each. The fourth is lost if it was not used in the first half. Team Timeouts Extra Periods Electronic Media Timeouts 1st Half Electronic Media Timeouts 2nd Half Any not used in regulation, second half or any previous extra period(s) plus one extra 30-second timeout per team per extra period. When using THREE electronicmedia timeouts, they occur after the 15-, 10- and 5-minute marks, depending on the media agreement When using FOUR electronic-media timeouts, they occur after the 16-, 12-, 8- and 4-minute marks. Neither team’s 60-second timeout can be extended by media agreement. When using THREE electronic-media timeouts, they occur after the 15-, 10- and 5-minute marks, depending on the media agreement. When using FOUR electronic-media timeouts, they occur after the 16-, 12-, 8- and 4-minute marks. The first timeout called by either team in this half only shall become a media timeout, the length of which shall be at 75 seconds or the length determined by media agreement. Neither team’s 60-second timeout can be extended by media agreement. Media Timeouts Extra Periods The first team-called timeout in each period may become a media timeout, if that is part of the media agreement.
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