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(e)

(f)

(a)

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When a captain requests time-out. (This time-out
shall be granted only when the ball is dead or in
possession of this captain’s team.)

NOTE: Time-out shall be charged for each minute
or fraction thereof.

When play is suspended for removal of a disquali-
fied player.

When play is suspended because of injury to a
player.

NOTE: When time-out is declared as provided in
(e) and (f), a time-out shall be charged for each
minute or fraction thereof. No time-out shall be
charged, however, if the injured or disqualified
player leaves the game within one minute and no
more than an additional 30 seconds is required to
make a substitution.

A time-out shall be charged to both Seas if the
requests are simultaneous.

Section 2. After a time-out, the game watch shall be started
when the referee signals time-in. If this follows:

A free throw, a technical foul, or a double foul, the
referee's whistle at the time the ball leaves his
hands on the toss is an automatic signal for time-
in.

A free throw for any other foul, as soon as the ball
leaves the thrower's hand for the last free throw, the
referee signals time-in by a chopping motion of his
hand.

(c) A time-out for any reason other than a free throw,

the referee shall signal time-in by a chopping
motion of his hand (1) as soon as the ball leaves his
hands for the toss, if ball is put into play by a
jump ball, or (2) as soon as the ball crosses the
boundary line, if ball is put into play from out of
bounds.

| Section 3. Each team may be granted five time-outs during