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Old Sat Mar 03, 2018, 12:32pm
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Technical or not? NCAAM

About a minute and a half into the start of the OSU-Penn St. game a PSU player was fouled in the act of shooting. While the ball was on/within the rim a a teammate of the shooter grasped the rim and it didn’t appear to be any risk of possible injury. The officials cancelled the basket for the BI and gave the shooter 2 free throws but there was no technical foul. Is the NCAA rule different? JRut. could you possibly post the replay?
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Old Sat Mar 03, 2018, 01:07pm
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It has to be pretty blatant and outlandish to EVEN consider a T at the D1 level.
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Old Sat Mar 03, 2018, 06:44pm
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Just because something anomalous is happening at the HS level in Maine doesn’t mean these are somehow missed technicals at every other level of the game everywhere.

Based on your description, sounds like textbook penalty administration. Nothing to discuss here. Let’s move along.


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Old Sat Mar 03, 2018, 07:04pm
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NCAAM's rule on that says something such as grasp in an emphatic manner.
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Old Sun Mar 04, 2018, 07:07pm
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With a disclaimer that I haven't seen the video, based on the description, I think if they called BI, then it could be pretty easily argued that it was considered a put-back attempt, and therefore no T to consider.
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Old Mon Mar 05, 2018, 12:53am
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About a minute and a half into the start of the OSU-Penn St. game a PSU player was fouled in the act of shooting. While the ball was on/within the rim a a teammate of the shooter grasped the rim and it didn’t appear to be any risk of possible injury. The officials cancelled the basket for the BI and gave the shooter 2 free throws but there was no technical foul. Is the NCAA rule different? JRut. could you possibly post the replay?
I am sorry, but I looked all over your description and I cannot find a foul and BI situation that you described. Was this in the first half?

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Old Mon Mar 05, 2018, 08:42am
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I am sorry, but I looked all over your description and I cannot find a foul and BI situation that you described. Was this in the first half?

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Yes, 1st Half. Game had just started. I think I remember 18:29 remaining shortly after play resumed. Was in a sports bar/grill and couldn’t hear what the announcers were saying.
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Old Mon Mar 05, 2018, 09:07am
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Yes, 1st Half. Game had just started. I think I remember 18:29 remaining shortly after play resumed. Was in a sports bar/grill and couldn’t hear what the announcers were saying.
Here is the play. You were close.



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Old Mon Mar 05, 2018, 09:44am
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For the record, I would never call this a technical in high school. He mainly touches the rim. He does not really grab the rim. But if he did for some reason, he is flying at a player that is on the floor while out of bounds and you can tell he has to think about his land. So that alone would not make me call this a technical foul.

I do not call a technical anytime a player uses profanity but those are also not a distinction in the rulebook as to when or how. The profanity for me has to be egregious or very loud or likely towards an opponent. But if a player falls down and hurts their knee very badly, I would not give a T if they said some words out loud as they are in pain. This at best is a touch of the rim. It was a great call too BTW.

Finally, I would rule the exact same in both high school and college if this play happened. Call the obvious.

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Old Mon Mar 05, 2018, 11:32am
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BI...no T.
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Old Mon Mar 05, 2018, 02:12pm
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BI...no T.
Yep, I agree. What I saw in the bar was the slo-mo replay and that looked like a pretty good grasp. (Not saying how many beers I had at that point) But at regular speed it looks pretty insignificant but still BI. Thanks so much JRut for taking the time to find and post the play. Appreciate it!
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