Oregon State player trips official, ejected

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by UNIgiantslayers

Quick question here:

Was it a T? Is NCAAm different from NFHS in that a T can only happen during dead ball situations? Am I splitting hairs? Just curious on that ruling and what I would do in that situation.

Yes it was a T. You are not correct when you say you can only have a T during a dead ball. You can only have dead ball contact be a T in NF and that is not what this was called for. This was unsporting behavior. The basic rule is the same in NCAA as it is for NF rules. The only issue is the FF2 or just a Flagrant Foul when speaking between the two codes.

Peace

[UNIgiantslayers]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Yes it was a T. You are not correct when you say you can only have a T during a dead ball. You can only have dead ball contact be a T in NF and that is not what this was called for. This was unsporting behavior. The basic rule is the same in NCAA as it is for NF rules. The only issue is the FF2 or just a Flagrant Foul when speaking between the two codes.

Peace

Gotcha. I spaced on the unsporting behavior aspect. Good call.

[BillyMac]

Oregon St suspends Reid minimum 4 games for tripping ref

[Adam]

4 games, with a potential for more depending on his behavior during that suspension. They should have tacked on another game for the "what did I do" BS, though.

[WhistlesAndStripes]

Originally Posted by Adam

4 games, with a potential for more depending on his behavior during that suspension. They should have tacked on another game for the "what did I do" BS, though.

I think they already did. I think it was 3 for the trip and 1 for the "what did I do" BS.


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[Bad Zebra]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

Oregon St suspends Reid minimum 4 games for tripping ref

I think he got off light. I'm surprised the conference didn't insist on a harsher suspension to set an example.