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Originally Posted by JBleach85
In NCAAW's the only ones that apply directly to being charged to player and counting towards the five fouls before DQ are Player/Substitute Technical Fouls and Bench Technical Fouls. Now only the thing about Bench T's is that you have to determine who committed the act and then penalize, if its a player it is a T on them and 1 Personal Foul toward their 5 and charged indirectly to the head coach. Those are the only ones in NCAAW's, so to answer your question they are like the rules for NFHS for T's.
Peace,
JB
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Nope. Players are the five who are on the court and legally in the game. When a player gets a T the Head Coach is NOT charged with an indirect T. When a member of bench personnel, who could be a team member, is charged with a direct T, then the Head Coach receives an indirect.
Also a technical foul is never "1 Personal Foul." The T can certainly count as one of the five fouls towards DQ for that individual, but it is still a technical foul.
PS Mr. Annoying Grammar Guy says that "them" should be "him/her."
