Dunk after the game ends...

[Clark Kent]

Ok...so they make both free throws. Do you start overtime with a jump ball or possession at mid court?

Also because it was a dead ball would it be an indirect to the coach because it is bench personal or is it a direct to the kid that dunked?

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Clark Kent

Ok...so they make both free throws. Do you start overtime with a jump ball or possession at mid court?

Can any part of a penalty carry over? What do the case plays on other "ts after the game should have ended" say?

Also because it was a dead ball would it be an indirect to the coach because it is bench personal or is it a direct to the kid that dunked?

Those aren't mutually exclusive. (that's a hint)

[Clark Kent]

I already looked through the casebook....which is why I reached out on the forum.

I would assume you start the overtime with a jump ball because the tech has to be assessed in the 4th quarter in order to have overtime occur.

So you are saying both a tech to the kid and an indirect to the head coach? A dunk in warm-ups isn't a direct to the player correct? Why is this situation different?

[Smitty]

Originally Posted by Clark Kent

A dunk in warm-ups isn't a direct to the player correct?

Are you sure about that?

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by Clark Kent

I already looked through the casebook....which is why I reached out on the forum.

I would assume you start the overtime with a jump ball because the tech has to be assessed in the 4th quarter in order to have overtime occur.

So you are saying both a tech to the kid and an indirect to the head coach? A dunk in warm-ups isn't a direct to the player correct? Why is this situation different?

Note that nearly every T is direct to someone...the person who committed the infraction.

The only T's not "direct" to someone are those that are not necessarily pinned on a single individual, T's that are only "Team" technical. Book T's could be because of anyone. DOG T's could be because of 2 (or more) players. If the T is earned by a single individual without regard to any other prior action, it is direct.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Clark Kent

I already looked through the casebook....which is why I reached out on the forum.

I would assume you start the overtime with a jump ball because the tech has to be assessed in the 4th quarter in order to have overtime occur.

So you are saying both a tech to the kid and an indirect to the head coach? A dunk in warm-ups isn't a direct to the player correct? Why is this situation different?

You cannot have an indirect to the HC without some sort of direct tech to the bench or bench personnel.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Clark Kent

I already looked through the casebook....which is why I reached out on the forum.

5.6.2C, for one

So you are saying both a tech to the kid and an indirect to the head coach? A dunk in warm-ups isn't a direct to the player correct? Why is this situation different?

10.5.1E

[Clark Kent]

[QUOTE=bob jenkins;1017285]5.6.2C, for one


Thank you! That is what I was looking for. I breezed past that scenario in haste.

[deecee]

Superman, you should read the rule book with your glasses on, not off.

[Clark Kent]

Thanks for the advice all around. I appreciate that feedback on this situation and a more clear understanding of the rules. Thanks to all who responded.