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Originally Posted by Oz Referee
I agree that a player intentionally leaving the boundaries of the court in order to gain an advantage could be a technical foul. I have called such a situation only once (in 20 years of refereeing), when a player ran around the outside of the court to avoid a defensive player.
However looking at the 2006 FIBA rules, I can't find anything that specifically mentions it. The best I could come up with was:
38.1.2 Each team shall do its best to secure victory, but this must be done in the spirit of sportsmanship and fair play.
This seems to me to be a provision that makes "cheating" a technical foul, even if there isn't a specific mention of it elsewhere in the rules.
Oh, as an aisde, a few people made mention that this is mentioned "in the casebook", there is NO casebook for FIBA, so I assume you are talking NFHS/NCAA?
Cheers
Duane
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I have in front of me something called:
Fiba Official Basketball Rules World Edition Casebook - 2006 Published by Fiba, 80 pages long. I will try and find an internet link to the book for you.
Update: I found a link to a PDF file. It says its 2004 casebook but appears the same as 2006 version I have,
Article 38-5 is the same, good luck with the download:
http://zone1officials.homestead.com/..._Case_Book.pdf