A Merited T . . . or Not?
 

A Sunday Afternoon Diversion from Football . . .
Any valid reason, by rule, that a T could have been given here?
Possible T?

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Rule reference or quotation required if responding.

For what?
 

I see nothing that warrants a technical foul.

You must have posted the wrong video. I see a blue player help an opponent up, blue #10 & #24 try to claim they committed the foul, the real culprit receive his 5th foul, the coach promptly replace the disqualified player, a free throw made, teammates dap up the free throw shooters, and all the players back along the lane line in time for the 2nd free throw.

#24 was involved in the play, it's not like he walked in from the 3-point line to claim he committed a foul that occurred under the basket.

I'm gonna guess the question is related to #24 walking around with the ball for 10 seconds as part of his "I committed the foul" charade instead of immediately giving it to the nearest official, but ... no is still the answer, based on the information we have here at least.

If you are considering a 10-3-6-f tech here Freddo I'd stay away.

Also don't call the 10-3-5-b or 10-1-5-d techs either.

I also see Lead calling across the lane in C's primary, the Lead count the bucket initially only to wave it off at the table, the Lead leaving the area of the foul with players still on the ground, Trail not paying attention to the player on the ground, the calling official walking while reporting, poor communication regarding the number of free throws, the calling official going opposite the table after reporting, and the official administering the FT's not going to the correct spot.

I hear some group of people (cheerleaders?) screaming when the ball is released on the free throw.. by rule, that's a T but I'd stay away from it here.

Citation ???
 

Technical foul on the cheerleaders, or fans? Which rule?

Also, disconcertion (not a technical foul, it's a delayed violation), by cheerleaders, or fans? Which rule?

The cheerleaders shown along the end line don't move during the FT shot and they "celebrate" when the shot goes in, so it's my guess they represent the shooter's team, so it's probably not them screaming when the ball is released.

Citation needed

I'm not sure what I'm supposed to be seeing on this video.
In what world or ruleset?

I have nothing on this play. What action(s) are you asking about in regard to the possible "T"?

I guess I need to get some new books because that one isn't in mine.

What I was Aiming For
 

Was merely trying to evoke discussion of Rule 10-3-6-f and whether it at all applies to the player begging to be credited for a foul he obviously didn't commit.
Not saying I'd call a T on it. Was just interested in engaging in a discussion of that rare situation.

No T.