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Old Mon Jul 30, 2007, 02:04pm
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Originally Posted by JRutledge
Also understand that the T rule is very different at the college level. Men's and Women's sides do have differences, but I think the rule just brings confusion to those that have to apply it.
I agree. Even with 5 years of NCAA scorekeeping experience, I still get confused from time to time at the differences between direct and indirect technicals - particularly which ones count towards player & team totals - with NCAA rules.

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The NF rule is clear and gives a clear punishment as opposed to the NCA rule which you can benefit from getting a T.
I'm not sure I understand this claim. What sort of T gives the team/player against which it's called an advantage?
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