[Goose]

I am not sure what is a better option for Stanford overall, but I do think Stanford needs to have a two minute (or one minute) package without personnel changes for end of game situations without adequate timeouts.

You are absolutely correct. Even if we substitute rapidly (which we have often NOT done), the other team will for sure take as much time as the officials will  allow them. It isn't a good idea to trust the Zebra's to be even halfway strict about that. Due to this rule situation, substitution in the 2 minute drill should be off the table. Too much risk of a big clock rundown. If you can call a timeout, OK. Otherwise, forget it.

[Goose]

I am not sure what is a better option for Stanford overall, but I do think Stanford needs to have a two minute (or one minute) package without personnel changes for end of game situations without adequate timeouts.

You are absolutely correct. Even if we substitute rapidly (which we have often NOT done), the other team will for sure take as much time as the officials will  allow them. It isn't a good idea to trust the Zebra's to be even halfway strict about that. Due to this rule situation, substitution in the 2 minute drill should be off the table. Too much risk of a big clock rundown. If you can call a timeout, OK. Otherwise, forget it.