Adam Welpe wrotePer the article, he was ejected by all three officials after he tossed the chair. The third was for making a sailor blush with his language directed at the officials. Didn't know it took three, but I was going to add that throwing the chair is likely a flagrant.
Welpe Snaqwells wroteDidn't know it took three, but I was going to add that throwing the chair is likely a flagrant. I don't know that it ever did? All I know is the the third was after he was already tossed.
Mark T. DeNucci, Sr. bainsey wroteBut, Knight only had 2 Ts at the time. The third came after the A.D. took the floor. It was three for ejection back at that time, right? A player, coach, or bench personnel can always (with apologies to J. Dallas Shirley) be disquailifed or ejected after committing a single Flagrant Technical Foul. The first TF can be a FTF. MTD, Sr.
Mark T. DeNucci, Sr. ref2coach wroteWould throwing the chair in the general direction of the player getting ready to shoot and the administering officials been ruled flagrant? Ref2Coach: Is this a rhetorical question? MTD, Sr.
Scrapper1 fullor30 wrote love the belted pants too, I guess good fashion is timeless, just noticed the black official, has a black placket on his shirt while another official doesn't but he has a white T shirt. grunewar wroteI too liked: - the ole orange plastic chairs - collared shirts (of which they were all not wearing the same ones) - hairstyles, and lets not forget those - short, shorts :cool: fullor30 wroteHow about C administering How about cheerleaders on the court while they're waiting for the free throw shooter? How about the 45 second shot clock?
BillyMac Snaqwells wrotethrowing the chair is likely a flagrant. FIBA Metric Rules: It's a flagrant technical foul, and automatic ejection, to throw a shoe.
rockyroad At that time, the NCAA rules was that it took a combination of 3 T's on a Head Coach to be ejected...players and Assistants were 2. The throwing of the chair was deemed flagrant and he was ejected - which turned his argument into a "you can't eject me, I've only got 2 T's" type of thing.
Adam rockyroad wroteAt that time, the NCAA rules was that it took a combination of 3 T's on a Head Coach to be ejected...players and Assistants were 2. The throwing of the chair was deemed flagrant and he was ejected - which turned his argument into a "you can't eject me, I've only got 2 T's" type of thing. And he probably still thinks you can't eject a coach with a single T.
refiator And ....The "Fashion-Dont's". My how times have changed... Players, coaches, refs, fans, cheerleaders, and so on....... What a classic....Thanks for posting. Haven't seen that side it originally happened. 🙂