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Originally posted by Jurassic Referee
In the first situation above,you can't call a technical foul of any type,by rule,if the ball is alive.You have to call a personal foul of some type-probably an intentional personal foul in this case.Rules references are NFHS R4-19-1 and R4-19-5,and NCAA R4-26-1 and R4-26-3,5,7.
In the second situation,a swing and a miss is a violation if the ball is alive,by rule also,not a technical foul.Rule 9-13-1 plus Penalty in NFHS covers it.The terminology "excessive" is already used to justify a violation being called.
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Just to be clear JR...trying to firm up the logistics of the rules differences...
bad elbow by player, you wanna toss him = flagarant
bad elbow by player during play, but not severe enough to warrant ejection = intentional foul
Is this right?