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Originally Posted by Da Official
A1 is driving to the goal on a fast break and B1 approaches and commits a hard foul on the layup where B1 swipes wildly and hits A1 in the head. In the opinion of the official, its not enough to warrant a flagrant personal and an ejection but an aggressive act nonetheless.
Under NFHS and NCAA Mens rules, what are our options here?
I am thinking Intentional personal foul or personal foul.
Is there anyway B1 can earn a technical for his action in this case?
Thanks,
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Easy intentional foul. There is a play last season where Al Horford hit TJ Ford in the head and was ejected and suspended for the act. Failure to send a strong message only encourages retaliation.