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Old Tue Feb 07, 2006, 12:34pm
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Originally posted by RookieDude
Why is there a rule requiring the officials to issue a T to a "player" dunking the ball during warm-ups?

It is classified as a Player Technical, but the rule explicitly states that it applies to all team members, not just players.

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But, it is not my decision...it is what the NFHS (and apparently the board interp) wants...a T.

As I said earlier, it is not at all clear that the FED wants a technical foul called in this situation. IAABO has not issued an interp on this, as far as I know. And I know for sure that the MSBOA has not issued an interpretation of its own. There should be no such thing as a "board interp", if you're referring to BayStateRef's local association. Individual IAABO boards are not authorized to give interpretations that are contrary to the FED rules and/or state adoptions.

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So why are you giving the "show off" Varsity player a free pass in the JV warm-ups, when you wouldn't in the V warm-ups?
Because as BayStateRef pointed out in the original post, the Varsity player is not a "team member" of the JV team.

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there could be some confusion in the crowd.
And how would that be different from any other rule that is applied during the game? IOW, I don't give a rat's patootie about what the crowd thinks.
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