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My head hurt reading that.

i suppose i never noticed that before...i wonder if its the same for college ball.

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My head hurt reading that.

Each team gets one 20 second TO per half, with any OT included in the 2nd half.

Each team gets 6 full TO per game, with a maximum of 3 in the 4Q. They get 3 full TO in each OT.

Ignoring the uncharged TV TO, in each quarter if there has been no TO in the first 6 minutes, a TO will be charged to the home team at 1st dead ball. If there hasn't been a 2nd TO in the first 9 minutes, a TO will be charged to the other team at the 1st dead ball.

I think that the charged TO would be easy enough to implement. Currently, BB will call a TO if one team goes on a run. I don't know what effect this has on the game - it might be that less experienced players panic and take poorer shots, make turnovers in such a situation, and the TO calms them. Maybe the coach can make adjustments to the defense.

So if there were charged TO, the GE might consider holding off on calling a panic TO if there will be a charged TO coming up. And it probably would generally avoid two TO in any of the 1st 3Q since that cuts into those available in the 4Q.

To add on to this - is it really necessary to have to wait the normal time for a timeout to end?

Because this is not real life, the BBs should use their superpowers to make a full timeout only take 5-10 seconds. Would anyone ever really disagree with this?

only in the 4th qtr when the empty stubbies are stacking up is a full minute break for a slash a good idea

only in the 4th qtr when the empty stubbies are stacking up is a full minute break for a slash a good idea

What language is this?