USAU 11th Edition Rules

6. Time-outs

Time-outs

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6.B

Team Time-out: Each team has two team time-outs per half in a standard game.

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6.B

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6.B.1

Each team has exactly one team time-out in overtime, regardless of whether any time-outs remain from regulation.

6.B.2

A team time-out lasts 70 seconds.

6.B.3

Any player may call a time-out after a goal is scored and before both teams have signaled readiness to start play. Time limit counts between points are suspended for 70 seconds. A time-out may not be called between a re-pull call and the ensuing pull.

6.B.4

After the pull, only a thrower with possession of the disc that has survived ground contact can call a time-out. The player must form a T with one hand and the disc, and should audibly say time-out. The time-out begins when the T is formed. The disc is then placed on the ground at the pivot spot.

6.B.5

Restarting play after a time-out called by a thrower:

6.B.6

If the disc is live or in play and the thrower attempts to call a time-out when the team in possession has no time-outs remaining, it is a turnover and play stops.

6.B

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USAU 2020-21 Rules

7.B

Team Timeout: Each team has two team timeouts per half in a standard game.

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