Additional Time Out Procedure (NCAA men's)
 

A coach asks for and is granted a timeout, you are aware that he has no time out left and grant it as well as charge him with an indirect T. My question is do you shoot the shots then have the time out or do you have the time out and then shoot the T?

[Edited by Dewey1 on Jan 13th, 2005 at 12:59 PM]

Re: Additional Time Out Procedure (NCAA men's)
 

TO first, then the throws.

Re: Additional Time Out Procedure (NCAA men's)
 

Minor point. The indirect T is not charged to the coach. It's against the team, but does not count toward the bonus.

Chuck

Actually it does get charged to the head coach, but you are correct it does not count towards the bonus (though I do not believe that any Indirect T's count towards bonus). But this does NOT count towards the coach's ejection.

The below quote is directly from the following memo

MEMORANDUM
December 8, 2004
TO: NCAA Divisions I, II and III Coordinators of Men’s Basketball Officials.
FROM: Henry O. Nichols


2. Indirect technical fouls as described in Rule 10-3.1 through 10-3.7 and 10-3.20 shall be
charged to the head coach of the offending team. Note: These indirect technical fouls do not
count toward the coach’s ejection.