When can the coach call a timeout?

Q: When can the coach call a timeout?

Under USA Water Polo Rule WP 13: Each team gets two timeouts per game, each one minute long. Only the coach of the team in possession of the ball can call one, at any time, including after a goal or before a penalty throw is taken. After the timeout, the team with the ball restarts on or behind the half-distance line (a corner throw or penalty throw that was about to be taken is kept). The shot clock carries on from where it stopped. If the team without the ball calls a timeout, the other team is awarded a penalty throw. If the team with the ball calls a timeout it doesn't have left, the ball goes to the other team at the half-distance line. The two-timeout limit also applies at USA Water Polo national championships.

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Under USA Water Polo Rule WP 13:

Each team gets two timeouts per game, each one minute long.
Only the coach of the team in possession of the ball can call one, at any time, including after a goal or before a penalty throw is taken.
After the timeout, the team with the ball restarts on or behind the half-distance line (a corner throw or penalty throw that was about to be taken is kept). The shot clock carries on from where it stopped.
If the team without the ball calls a timeout, the other team is awarded a penalty throw.
If the team with the ball calls a timeout it doesn't have left, the ball goes to the other team at the half-distance line.

The two-timeout limit also applies at USA Water Polo national championships.