During the Lloyd vs. NewCath game this week one of the NCC players fouled out.  Coach Luhn called his team over prior to subbing.  Three of the Lloyd players followed and basically stood in the huddle watching and listening to what coach was telling his team.  I am assuming the opposing team has the right to be “in the huddle” because it is not an official timeout?  I have never seen it done before but the officiating crew did not say anything to them.

When a player fouls out the team has 30 seconds to sub a player. Coaches sometimes use this time to give direction before sending in a player, the teams must stay on the court of play. 

8 minutes ago, I gotta go to work said:

When a player fouls out the team has 30 seconds to sub a player. Coaches sometimes use this time to give direction before sending in a player, the teams must stay on the court of play. 

I believe it is actually :20.

10 hours ago, NKY KID said:

During the Lloyd vs. NewCath game this week one of the NCC players fouled out.  Coach Luhn called his team over prior to subbing.  Three of the Lloyd players followed and basically stood in the huddle watching and listening to what coach was telling his team.  I am assuming the opposing team has the right to be “in the huddle” because it is not an official timeout?  I have never seen it done before but the officiating crew did not say anything to them.

Not illegal, but certainly cheesy, and about what I'd expect.....

1 hour ago, The Double Deuce said:

Not illegal, but certainly cheesy, and about what I'd expect.....

You took the words out of my mouth.