warning for delay!

[jritchie]

A1 getting ready to shoot free throws, when R is ready to bounce ball to A1 they are huddling and didn't break when asked!!! Team A Warning for delay recorded at scorers table...few minutes later team A scores and A2 hits ball away from Team B to keep from throwing in too quick...Which would also be another Team A delay, but for different reason... do you also give them delay for hitting ball away or is it now a Technical foul for 2nd delay even though it's not the same kind of delay????

[Edited by jritchie on Oct 19th, 2005 at 12:46 PM]

[zebraman]

Originally posted by jritchie
A1 getting ready to shoot free throws, when R is ready to bounce ball to A1 they are huddling and didn't break when asked!!! Team A Warning for delay recored at scorers table...few minutes later team A scores and A2 hits ball away from Team B to keep from throwing in too quick...Which would also be another Team A delay, but for different reason... do you also give them delay for hitting ball away or is it now a Technical foul for 2nd delay even though it's not the same kind of delay????

It's not a technical foul in your situation. A technical foul is only issued after the second delay of the same kind. That's why it's important to not only have the scorer record a delay in the book, but also write down the kind of delay.

Z

[Camron Rust]

Originally posted by zebraman

It's not a technical foul in your situation. A technical foul is only issued after the second delay of the same kind. That's why it's important to not only have the scorer record a delay in the book, but also write down the kind of delay.

Z

Note that knocking the ball away after a goal could be either a warning-then-T or a T directly depending on the situation.

A deflection that delays the throwin is a warning.

A bat into the 9th row is a T. (10-3-7a)

[Kelvin green]

Dont confuse NBA (only one delay) with NF that has one delay for each situation

[Nevadaref]

Three separate and different delay warnings. The same one must be violated twice by the same team to earn a T.

You could actually have a game in which you give SIX warnings for delay (three to each team) and never issue a T.