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Originally Posted by NewNCref
Watching the Horizon League Championship Game. There was a BI (though the announcers kept wanting to say they called GT, and that it should be a GT because it wasn't going to go in) on a free throw.
a.) In NFHS, this is a technical foul, correct?
b.) If so, I take it that the NCAA rule is different?
c.) Why a T for GT and BI on a free throw?
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a) BI during a FT used to be T in the NFHS, but there was a rule change about four years ago that removed that penalty.
b) I just checked and the NCAA rules are the same as the NFHS. GT during a FT is a T, but BI is not.
c) BI could occur during an effort to make a legitimate play. A player who GTs a FT is just being a jack@ss and deserves a T.