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Is it possible to call a technical fould while the ball is live or is it only called during a dead ball. Or is it just up to your judgement whether the foul was severe enough to call a technical or flagrant foul. Such as undercutting someone going to the basket? I personally would call a flagrant fould and eject that person from the game. Is that right?
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Mark: Your contact with an offical makes two situations where contact during a live ball is a techncial foul. Of course I thind that NevadaRef means contact between two players. MTD, Sr.
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Yeah - I checked the case book right after I posted. Shoulda known from the numbering. Good pick-up by NevadaRef.
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I only point this out because of #22 on the Part II exam this year, which I am sure that the answer key lists as false.
It was also on the test a couple of years ago and was false then too. Yet another example of understanding the intent of the test writer. And yes, I meant contact between two players. |
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