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RULE 5 / SCORING AND TIMING REGULATIONS73 Note: For all NCAA tournament games, the electronic-media timeout format may be used without the presence of paid advertising. Art. 11. In games involving the electronic-media timeout format, when a foul (personal or technical) is committed that causes the ball to become dead at one of the specified time marks on the game clock for electronic-media timeouts, that electronicmedia timeout shall be taken and then the free throw(s) shall be administered after the timeout. Art. 12. Injury: a. A timeout may be requested by and granted to a team when that team has an injured player, a player who is bleeding or has a uniform that is saturated with blood, or (women) a player with a lost, displaced or irritated contact lens and that player desires to remain in the game. When the condition is remedied within a granted timeout the player is permitted to remain in the game. b. When a timeout is charged for an injury, a bleeding player, a player’s uniform that is saturated with blood or (women) a player with a lost, displaced or irritated contact lens or a correctable error, and that timeout: 1. Is granted at the first dead ball at one of the specified time marks on the game clock for electronic-media timeouts, that timeout shall become an electronic-media timeout. 2. Is the first 30-second timeout granted during the second half of the game, that timeout shall become an electronic-media timeout. c. Either one 75-second or 30-second timeout, in games not involving electronic media, or either one 30-second timeout or 60-second timeout, in games involving electronic media, shall be charged in Rule 5-10.2.b, regardless of the amount of time consumed when an injured player remains in the game. Art. 13. Successive charged timeouts: a. May be requested by a player or a coach from the same team. b. Shall not be granted after the expiration of playing time for the second half or after the expiration of any extra period. c. When granted, players are permitted to sit on their bench only when the request for successive 30-second timeouts has been made in advance of the first timeout. d. When granted, a warning horn shall be sounded 15 seconds before the expiration of the final timeout. Art. 14. Shortened timeouts: a. The team that requests a timeout may shorten that timeout when the captain/ head coach notifies the official of the team’s intent. (Exception: The first team-called timeout of the second half or extra period in a game involving electronic-media timeout format as in Rule 5-13.10.d). b. When a request is made to shorten any timeout for a substitution(s), the signal for shortening a timeout shall be given and play shall be resumed immediately. c. In games involving the electronic-media timeout format, when a timeout has been recognized to be shortened for the sole purpose of making substitutions and the timeout causes the first dead ball after one of the specified time marks
74 RULE 5 / SCORING AND TIMING REGULATIONS for electronic-media timeouts (15-, 10- and 5- or 16-, 12-, 8- and 4-minute marks), that timeout shall become an electronic-media timeout. d. When a request has been made to shorten any timeout for a purpose other than for substitution(s), a warning horn shall be sounded immediately and 15 seconds later another signal shall be sounded to resume play. Art. 15. In games not involving the electronic-media timeout format, one 75-second timeout or one 30-second timeout, when the 75-second timeouts have been used, and in games involving the electronic-media timeout format either one 30-second or 60-second timeout shall be charged to the team making the appeal in Rule 5-10.5, when no correction is made or when the time limit for correcting an error under Rule 2-12 has expired. Art. 16. Cheerleaders and mascots are permitted on the playing court only during a full timeout, an electronic-media timeout or an intermission. Art. 17. Bands/amplified music are permitted to play or be played only during any timeout or intermission. Section 14. No Timeout Charged Art. 1. No timeout shall be charged when: a. In Rule 5-10.2.b, an injured player is ready to play immediately or is replaced. b. (Men) The clock was stopped to remedy and a reasonable amount of time was used to remedy a lost or displaced eyeglass or contact lens situation. c. In a blood situation or (women) a situation involving a lost, displaced or irritation from a contact lens, the condition is remedied within a 20-second time period. d. In Rule 5-10.5, the timeout is specifically requested for the purpose of preventing or rectifying a correctable error or timing, scoring or an alternatingpossession mistake, and such a mistake was prevented or rectified or when the monitor review of the flagrant/technical fouls did not result in a foul being charged. 1. When the time limit for correcting an error, a timing mistake, an alternating-possession mistake or the charging of a flagrant/technical foul has expired, a 75-second timeout or a 30-second timeout when a 75-second timeout is not available shall be charged to the offending team in a game not involving the electronic-media timeout format and either a 30-second or 60-second timeout charged to the offending team in a game involving the electronic-media timeout format. Section 15. Excessive Timeout Art. 1. Timeouts in excess of the allotted number may be requested and shall be granted at the expense of an administrative technical foul charged to the offending team for each taken and (women) loss of possession of the ball. Art. 2. A 75-second timeout in games not involving the electronic-media timeout format or a 30-second timeout in games involving the electronic-media timeout format shall be charged to and may be used by the team requesting the granted excessive timeout.
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