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[akmay20]

Originally Posted by jpgc99

Even though you are not working college ball, it is often helpful to know the major rules differences between the codes. That way you are not so much “arguing with someone that is certain they are correct,” but rather saying, “yes, you are correct... in a college game. The high school rule is different. We administer in the order of occurrence.”

You're absolutely right...My uncle is a D1 Women's official and my step-father works D2 and below, including HS. Having them as resources has been invaluable, and they've always been sure to incorporate both NCAAW and HS explanations, if different. As an up-and-comer (hopefully), guys I work with do tend to ask me a lot of rule/case questions, which I can usually answer due to what I've learned from those two and my own homework.

IMHO, if others could follow suit with NCAAW rules, things would be a lot simpler (i.e, allow dead ball fouls to be ruled common rather than T).

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by akmay20

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IMHO, if others could follow suit with NCAAW rules, things would be a lot simpler (i.e, allow dead ball fouls to be ruled common rather than T).

That wouldn't be simpler for those of us who work NCAA-M.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Raymond

That wouldn't be simpler for those of us who work NCAA-M.

And I'm not sure it's always simpler than NFHS either.

[BryanV21]

In high school just remember this phrase... order of occurrence.

[akmay20]

Simpler was a poor choice of words. I find some of the way their rules are set up to be favorable for game flow.

[Coach Bill]

I was thinking of this thread after this happened at the Coppin State NCAAM game tonight. Coppin is going to the line to shoot two after a shooting foul on Delaware St. when Coppin's head coach is called for an unsportsmanlike T. With both lanes cleared, they shot the Coppin free throws, then Delaware St. shot the two tech free throws. Then, Delaware St got the ball on the endline. Was this correct?

[jpgc99]

Originally Posted by Coach Bill

I was thinking of this thread after this happened at the Coppin State NCAAM game tonight. Coppin is going to the line to shoot two after a shooting foul on Delaware St. when Coppin's head coach is called for an unsportsmanlike T. With both lanes cleared, they shot the Coppin free throws, then Delaware St. shot the two tech free throws. Then, Delaware St got the ball on the endline. Was this correct?

As described, this is not correct in NCAA-M rules. The technical foul shots should have been shot first with play resuming at the point of interruption (the free throws for the shooting foul).

Do you have the time of the play so we can potentially get video?

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Coach Bill

I was thinking of this thread after this happened at the Coppin State NCAAM game tonight. Coppin is going to the line to shoot two after a shooting foul on Delaware St. when Coppin's head coach is called for an unsportsmanlike T. With both lanes cleared, they shot the Coppin free throws, then Delaware St. shot the two tech free throws. Then, Delaware St got the ball on the endline. Was this correct?

Highly disappointing if that's how they adjudicated that play.