PUL 2022 Rules

7. Timeouts

7.I

A spirit timeout may be requested by one or both teams’ ambassador(s) if they believe that either or both teams have failed to follow the Spirit of the Game and/or PUL rules, and (1) game play has become dangerous; or (2) repeated Spirit of the Game and/or PUL rules violations are causing conflict between the teams.

7.I.1

Spirit timeouts are subject to the following provisions:

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7.I.1.e

The Head Observer signals that a spirit timeout has been called by stopping the clock and signaling an upside down T (consistent with WFDF signal)

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7.I.1.e

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PUL 2021 Rules

7.I.1.e

The Head Observer signals that a spirit timeout has been called by stopping the clock and signaling an upside down T (consistent with WFDF signal)

USAU 2020-21 Rules

7.D.4.a.2

If the technical timeout stopped play, the count resumes at the stall count reached plus one, or at six if over five.

USAU 11th Edition Rules

6.D.4.a.2

If the technical time-out stopped play, the count resumes according to XIV.A.5. For this purpose, the team charged with the technical time-out is:

USAU 2022-23 Rules

7.D.4.a.2

If the technical timeout stopped play, the count resumes at the stall count reached plus one, or at six if over five.

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