Too Early (Vol 2)
When the coaching staff is more focused on being fans than controlling the bench, this is what happens.
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Welp, there was no dispute over the end of the game, not in college.
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Not a single official on this crew stepped up to make sure only one free throw was shot??
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I didn’t realize that was only a Class B. Wow, what a colossal rule kick.
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Rule 10-4
Art. 2. A technical foul shall be assessed to a coach and/or all bench personnel for the following infractions: h. Delaying the game by preventing the ball from being promptly made live or by preventing continuous play, such as bench personnel entering the playing court before player activity has been terminated. In such a case, when the delay does not interfere with play, it shall be ignored; PENALTY—Article 1 and Article 2.a through i. One free throw shall be awarded to any member of the offended team. |
Reading the rule book, it seems like 10-4-2-h is perfectly tailored here and would be the most applicable which would be a kicked call...
I don't know enough about NCAA rules or interpretations, but is it possible they called too many players on the court (10-2-6) instead? |
Bench personnel are not players by definition. So while the crew may have used that rule to justify shooting two FTs instead of one, they would still be massively incorrect notwithstanding the fact that a rule exists to cover this exact situation.
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This play was addressed today by the NCAA rules interpreter in the latest bulletin. If you are on Ref Quest you can see what the rule reference is for this situation.
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From this morning's aforementioned NCAA memo:
Celebrations – A.R. 311 addresses bench personnel (players) and/or team followers running onto the floor before time expires to celebrate a potential game winning shot and preventing the ball from being made live or preventing continuous play. In this situation, A.R. 311 and Rule 10-4.2.h supersede Rule 10.4.1.m. If a player(s) run onto the floor before time expires and delay the game as stated above, the team should be assessed with a Class B technical foul that is also charged to the head coach. If it’s just team followers running onto the floor and delaying play then it is an Administrative technical foul. Note, in situations when the delay does not interfere with play, it shall be ignored. |
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Well in the subject play, I saw no fans impeding. But in your hypothetical, I’d say it would be a judgment as to who was doing the impeding at the point play was impeded. So if in your judgment the bench personnel came out first, followed by fans but after the bench personnel had already impeded, then it’s Class B and ignore the fans’ action. Almost like a free throw violation where the defender in the lane space induces the offensive player next to them to violate. We hold the inducer accountable. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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