| Adam |
Mon Jan 15, 2007 08:05pm |
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Originally Posted by johnSandlin
At the time of this game, I agreed with your response 100%. But after the discussion with my supervisor, who is also an active college womens official, we did do this wrong.
The double foul happened during dead ball time. Where we made the mistake(s) was (1) totally never thought about the fact that this happened on a dead ball. (2) Cannot have a double personal foul during a dead ball.
It should have been a double T. Shoot bonus FT's with the lane cleared for the original live ball foul during the rebounding action. Use the AP arrow for the double T after the FT's for the original foul at the POI.
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The administration of a double T and a double personal are the same. POI.
Case play 4.19.8D deals with a double personal during a free throw. POI, shoot the free throw with everyone lined up.
Case play 4.19.8A (b) deals with a double T (two players fouling each other during a dead ball.) POI is defined the same in either case.
Rule 4-36 clearly states that POI is identical for both situations. Line them up and shoot. No longer do we go to the arrow for double Ts.
What logic is your supervisor using to have different POI for double personals as opposed to double technicals? |
