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End of Game Technical Difficulties
Situation discussed at our association meeting that took place locally:
Closing seconds of a Division II game. Team A is up by one point. Team B’s final shot is rejected and a fast break ensues with A1 intentionally fouled by B1. Official blows the whistle and the crew is using the Precision Timing System. The whistle is followed by the buzzer (there is a definite separation between the whistle and buzzer, but almost instantaneous). Team A’s bench comes onto the court, celebrating their win assuming the game is over, and a technical is called against a Team A player for comments directed at an official. Team B shoots per the technical and makes both shots to go up by one. Team A shoots the two shots for the intentional, misses both. Now Team A is down by one. Officials determine that 2/10s of a second will be put back on the clock. Team A misses the final tap attempt, game over. Aside from the officials not penalizing Team A for coming onto the court, is there a specific rule/case for NCAA that addresses the end of game situation using PTS? This could certainly happen in a HS game? What is the course of action? |
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I do not believe PTS is addressed, follow existing rules.
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Net Result: Same as in the NCAA game (team B wins). |
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Looking at HS only. Tweak the game ending situation. Let's say Team A comes onto the court to celebrate, but no technical was called at all.
Does Team B coach not have an argument that the game is not over and technical has been committed? |
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If the officials are still in the "visual confines of the playing area," and the result of EITHER or BOTH fouls can affect the outcome of the game, we shoot the free throws (i.e., even though the game is supposed to "over," when Team A's player directed comments toward the official, the technical foul is to be assessed.) Since the intentional foul took place first, we allow Player A1 to shoot the Intentional Foul shots, and any player from Team B to shoot the two Technical Foul shots. Now, if Player A1 makes BOTH free throws, then shooting the Technical Foul cannot change the outcome of the game, and Game Over (Team A is up by 3 at this point). If Player A1 misses one or both Free Throws, Team B Player shoots. Tie it, we go to overtime, and start with a Jump Ball. Win it or Lose it, we go home.
If the officials have definite knowledge of time being left on the clock, then time shall be placed back on the clock and the ball is to be inbounded by Team B at the Division Line. SOMEONE, please correct me if this is wrong. (All per NFHS) Last edited by bigdogrunnin; Tue Dec 05, 2006 at 02:41pm. |
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BTW, I'm only advocating this as a way of avoiding any silly claims by the Team B coach for a T due to the on court celebration. I'm NOT advocating ignoring an unsporting act by any member of Team A, especially comments directed at an official. Last edited by Nevadaref; Mon Dec 04, 2006 at 12:43pm. |
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