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Personal Or Technical ???
I just viewed an IAABO video that we were asked to comment on. I won't go into all the details but instead will just boil it all down to one simple question.
During a live ball, A1 intentionally (no question) throws the basketball into B1's face, hitting B1 hard on B1's nose, who falls down. No question that it was a flagrant foul. Live ball contact and a flagrant personal foul? Or live ball no contact and flagrant technical foul? I know that this has discussed previously on the Forum, I just can't remember what the consensus was. It makes a difference because in the flagrant personal foul B1 will shoot the free throws and Team A gets the ball back at the closest spot to the foul. In the flagrant technical foul, any eligible Team B player will shoot the free throws and Team B will get the ball at the division line opposite the table. Also, is the phrase "flagrant intentional" redundant, or just dead wrong?
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There is no personal contact, so it cannot be a personal foul. The act was unsporting if deemed to be.
I believe I saw this video posted on one of the FB pages. Clearly a technical foul. I would even be OK with a Flagrant Technical as the entire thing had ill will associated with the act. It was not like he was trying to save the ball from a violation and happened to hit him in the face. Peace
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Flagrant technical foul is correct. Personal fouls involve physical contact between opponents, not the basketball and a player.
Also, SC official is correct about the terminology. Those modifiers are mutually exclusive. |
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Flagrant And Intentional ...
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No. Because they're different but similar....sort of like medium and large.
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A Venn Diagram On The Forum ...
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One involves an ejection the other does not. That is why they need to change the terminology on these fouls as every other level has done essentially.
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Reverse Not True ...
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Not sure that the NFHS needs to change its terminology, but it might help me to better understand this issue.
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