Dunk after the game ends...

[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.

[BillyMac]

This actually happened in an NCAA game here in Connecticut. It was a very long time ago, so I'm a little fuzzy regarding the specific details, but it really did happen:

https://forum.officiating.com/basket...ml#post1014242

[paulsonj72]

I actually posted video of a very similar situation a few years ago. No dunk but an obvious hanging on the rim near the end of the video. If someone could embed the video again. I'd appreciate it or PM me the instructions on how to do so. Thank you.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_c...&v=kM50oIXZEGw