UNC vs. FSU Tech

[MOofficial]

Was this properly administered?

Maybe 14:00 minutes left in the 2nd. I apologize for not having the accurate time.

Situation - Foul on FSU big man, after the foul, FSU big man slaps the ball into the stands, easy technical foul. When they came back from a media TO, UNC shot 4 free throws, 2 for the foul and 2 for the technical, with no players lined up on the free throw lane lines. After the 4 free throws, UNC took the ball opposite table side at the division line.

Did I miss something while watching, that allowed the officials to administer the penalty that way? The FSU coaching staff never questioned the administration of it all, so I am thinking I missed something.

[johnny d]

No they screwed it up big time. It was a shooting foul, fouled by a class A technical foul. Should have been two shots for technical followed by two shots for the shooting foul with the players lined up to rebound. This was not a contact dead ball technical, so UNC should not have received the ball, and they shot the free throws in the wrong order too.

Somebody not going to be happy when they hear from the assignor on that one!

[BigCat]

I saw the foul and the T called. I then flipped the channel. Did not see how it was administered. I agree with Johnny on how it should have been administered. It was not a dead ball contact T or a flagrant 2 technical..extreme. (can't imagine they called it that). Run of the mill Class A. Two shots and go to POI.

[johnny d]

Originally Posted by BigCat

I saw the foul and the T called. I then flipped the channel. Did not see how it was administered. I agree with Johnny on how it should have been administered. It was not a dead ball contact T or a flagrant 2 technical..extreme. (can't imagine they called it that). Run of the mill Class A. Two shots and go to POI.

Wasn't a ff2. The player came back into the game a few minutes later.

[Raymond]

Was the ball in an opponent's hand when it was slapped away?

[MOofficial]

I don't believe it was in anyone's hands. They showed just the end of it when they came back from commercial and I believe the ball was bouncing on the floor.

[BigCat]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

Was the ball in an opponent's hand when it was slapped away?

No, I don't think so. He did hit the ball into sideline stands but more out of his own frustration. Still a T because you just can't do it but not extreme etc to toss him.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by BigCat

No, I don't think so. He did hit the ball into sideline stands but more out of his own frustration. Still a T because you just can't do it but not extreme etc to toss him.

I ask because if it was a contact technical foul the ball would be thrown in at the division line after all the free throws. Or they screwed it up.

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[BigCat]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

I ask because if it was a contact technical foul the ball thrown in at the division line after all the free throws

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Yes. I didn't see any contact and certainly didn't think it was flagrant(other reason for division line throw in)...we are left w the "screw up" option. It happens...even though it shouldn't....

[bballref3966]

The exact time is 15:31 in the second half.

They screwed this one up. It was not a contact dead ball T.

Not sure how this crew at this level can mess that one up.

[johnny d]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

Was the ball in an opponent's hand when it was slapped away?

No, nobody had possession of the ball when he slapped it.