I think it's a forfeit.
And it's in the 1st quarter. If two Pacers players foul out, are they allowed to run with four guys on the court? Or it's a forfeit?
This might hold the answer...
http://www.nba.com/analysis/rules_index.html
from above link...
b. In the event that there are only five eligible players remaining and one of these players is injured and must leave the game or is ejected, he must be replaced by the last player who was disqualified by reason of receiving six personal fouls. Each subsequent requirement to replace an injured or ejected player will be treated in this inverse order. Any such re-entry into a game by a disqualified player shall be penalized by a technical foul.
If I remember correctly, if players foul out to where there are less than 5 players available, the first player to foul out is allowed back in but any fouls he commits count as a 2-shot foul plus possession of the ball.
I'll double check that though.
You beat me to it, MB. I was close though.![]()
Section I-Team
a. Each team shall consist of five players. No team may be reduced to less than five players. If a player in the game receives his sixth personal foul and all subs utes have already been disqualified, said player shall remain in the game and shall be charged with a personal and team foul. A technical foul also shall be assessed against his team. All subsequent personal fouls, including offensive fouls, shall be treated similarly. All players who have six or more personal fouls and remain in the game shall be treated similarly.
b. In the event that there are only five eligible players remaining and one of these players is injured and must leave the game or is ejected, he must be replaced by the last player who was disqualified by reason of receiving six personal fouls. Each subsequent requirement to replace an injured or ejected player will be treated in this inverse order. Any such re-entry into a game by a disqualified player shall be penalized by a technical foul.
Oh and this is Useruser666 on SW's machine!
Useruser666![]()
So it's not a forfeit as long as there is someone on the bench who fouled out who is otherwise healthy. At least that is the way I read it.
Cool, so tonight somebody may set the NBA record for most personal fouls in a game.
Thanks for all the info.
I want it to happen now, so we can see the rules in action.
John Edwards and James Jones each had two fouls in the first quarter. They are on their way.![]()
You want to get closer to MB, doll?You beat me to it, MB. I was close though.![]()
Two people will have to foul out to qualify to play with 6 fouls.
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Yeah I know, that's why I mentioned the two players that both have 2 fouls already.
By the way, get off SW's machine and get off ....
never mind![]()
Least they're hanging in there right now...for the time being.
LOL, none of us even give a damn about the game, just how many whistles the refs can blow on the Pacers tonight![]()
yep all that matters is the big w
who cares if your organization is a piece of crap and have problems!
nba players should be able to play 48 minute minutes
they get paid to!
Da-yum.
I hope you're reciprocating . . .
Oh now a gentlemen never tells.
I said NEVER tells!By the way, get off SW's machine and get off ....
Go Refs! Beat Indiana!
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Use her, use her . . .
Pacers only down two (46-44) at half...hats off to 'em for hanging in there under the cir stances. Go Pacers!
If Orlando loses this game they suck. Officially, unequivocably, and without discussion.
Suck as in put them in the dictionary as the definition for the word.
Damn straight.
I'd be embarrased to lose to 7th-12th men.
And orlando wins by a nose. And you all thought last night was the biggest disgrace? Orlando losing would've topped it.
Geez, I was rooting for the pacers, because it would be just the most disgraceful loss I have ever heard of. Like someone said before, 7th-12th men, but he didnt mention that the were on a back to back
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