Junker Mark Padgett wroteThat's what I was asking, too. I don't care if they have a pivot foot during warmups. I barely care if they have feet during warmups. 😉 I'm usually checking the stands behind the table for eye candy. 😀
Nevadaref 1. Clearly an intentional foul. (But very unwise of you to inquire about something from the previous game proir to the start of yours. The officials may take it as you are already complaining.) 2. Some states have specifically instructed their officials to ensure that the team members have their shirts tucked in during warm-ups. I believe that North Carolina is one such state.
BktBallRef Y2Koach wroteTournament game prior to my team playing. B1 is pressuring A1 as A1 dribbles up the court. As A1 is crossing half court, A1 slips and loses the ball. B1 picks up the ball and is about to start heading towards his basket for an uncontested layup when A1, laying on the ground, grabs B1 by the foot to foul and prevent the layup. Official calls a foul, team B inbound from the side. After the game, as my team is warming up, I ask the officials why it was not called intentional foul as no play was made on the ball. The officials proceded to walk from me without answering, and about 2 minutes later, interupted our layup line to tell my players to tuck in their jerseys (shooting shirts still being worn on top of jersey, and a good 7 minutes before game time). Would you guys have called an intentional or just a common foul? Are there rules about jerseys being tucked in during warmups? Yes, I would have an intentional foul. Yes, we require jerseys to be tucked during warm-ups.
jdw3018 BktBallRef wroteYes, we require jerseys to be tucked during warm-ups. Is "we" your state, or your crew? And what's the penalty for not?
Back In The Saddle jdw3018 wroteIs "we" your state, or your crew? And what's the penalty for not? BktBallRef is from North Carolina, so I believe he's confirming the previous poster's assertion that in North Carolina all jerseys have to be tucked in during warm ups.
BktBallRef In NC, we require kids to be properly equipped when they enter the floor. If they aren't, they correct/remove the offending item or they sit down.
jdw3018 BktBallRef wroteIn NC, we require kids to be properly equipped when they enter the floor. If they aren't, they correct/remove the offending item or they sit down. Very interesting. Thanks.
Mark Padgett BktBallRef wroteIn NC, we require kids to be properly equipped when they enter the floor. No way I'm going to check any kid's equipment. There's laws against that. 😛
mkiogima Junker wroteI'm usually checking the stands behind the table for eye candy. 😃 Finally, someone has the guts to say what we are really doing during pre-game. 😀
WhistlesAndStripes Y2Koach wroteAre there rules about jerseys being tucked in during warmups? Rule 2-3.