Fouled But Gets 5th Foul On A T?

[Krr25]

Wouldn't have called T. Players are not robots. Wasn't disagreeing with call, taunting players, or anything of the nature. Seemed to simply be player excitement that he tried to stop once he realized his excitement. I've seen worse. Coaches get out of coaches boxes isn't always called, t wasnt called for fans running on court early,no reason this should have been either.

I'm more concerned about the obvious shot clock violation that wasn't called a dead ball on the previous possession by KY.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by Krr25

Wouldn't have called T. Players are not robots. Wasn't disagreeing with call, taunting players, or anything of the nature. Seemed to simply be player excitement that he tried to stop once he realized his excitement. I've seen worse. Coaches get out of coaches boxes isn't always called, t wasnt called for fans running on court early,no reason this should have been either.

I'm more concerned about the obvious shot clock violation that wasn't called a dead ball on the previous possession by KY.

Or the fact that the clock didn't immediately start on the touch in the final throwin of OT.

[Mr.C]

I was enjoying the commentator make a mess of the explanation of what was going to happen next. Could feel that he was trying to find a case citation or something. was comical.

[Adam]

Just saw the video. I don't think I make that call at any point in any game I work; unless I have warned him previously or I'm asking him for the ball as he chucks it down the court. It's not going to delay anything.

But if SEC powers, and John Adams, want this called, so be it.

[bballref3966]

Nowhere in the NFHS/NCAA rules does it say that slamming the ball is an automatic T.

I'm leaving this one alone.

[johnny d]

Originally Posted by Adam

Just saw the video. I don't think I make that call at any point in any game I work; unless I have warned him previously or I'm asking him for the ball as he chucks it down the court. It's not going to delay anything.

But if SEC powers, and John Adams, want this called, so be it.

I believe you mean JD Collins. Adams is no longer the head honcho.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Adam

Just saw the video. I don't think I make that call at any point in any game I work; unless I have warned him previously or I'm asking him for the ball as he chucks it down the court. It's not going to delay anything.

But if SEC powers, and John Adams, want this called, so be it.

I haven't seen a good replay angle yet, but it appears the ball gets slammed in the direction of an opponent. I was expecting it to be one where he slams it to himself.

It's an unusual and unexpected act by the player. I'm not blaming an official for calling a Tech here.

[Ed Maeder]

Did anyone hear what the player was saying when he slammed the ball? He definitely was yelling something. I have no problem with the tech.

[Valley Man]

The post game report was probably because Jay Bilas wouldn't shut up. He kept spewing what was going to happen and he wasn't even close. He is the one insisting that the opposing coach gets to choose. When R came and told him what the scenario was, you know he never said "I WAS WRONG".