Clarification of foul count

[Vinski]

Sitch - It appears a fight may occur on the playing court when A6 and A7 leave their bench.
Ruling: The two players leaving the bench are assessed flagrant fouls and disqualified, and Team A's head coach is assessed a maximum of one indirect technical foul (regardless of the number of players leaving the bench).

So, I understand that Team B is awarded two free throws and the ball for a division line throw-in, but how many fouls are applied to the books. I think that in this case it would be…
*One T-foul added to A6
*One T-foul added to A7
*One indirect added to A Coach
*Two Team fouls added to Team A’s total foul count.

Do I have this right or would it be three total team fouls because of the indirect applied to the coach? Do we ever count the indirect to a coach to the team foul total?

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Vinski

Sitch - It appears a fight may occur on the playing court when A6 and A7 leave their bench.
Ruling: The two players leaving the bench are assessed flagrant fouls and disqualified, and Team A's head coach is assessed a maximum of one indirect technical foul (regardless of the number of players leaving the bench).

So, I understand that Team B is awarded two free throws and the ball for a division line throw-in, but how many fouls are applied to the books. I think that in this case it would be…
*One T-foul added to A6
*One T-foul added to A7
*One indirect added to A Coach
*Two Team fouls added to Team A’s total foul count.

Do I have this right

Yes

or would it be three total team fouls because of the indirect applied to the coach? Do we ever count the indirect to a coach to the team foul total?

No. No.

[Tio]

Are we talking NFHS or NCAA? In the NCAA, both players would be ejected for leaving the bench but not participating in a fight. No free throws are shot no team fouls added. Nothing assessed to head coach.

If the players participate in a fight, they receive a flagrant tech. (with free throws) and ejection.

[bigdog5142]

I want to make sure I have this straight...A6 & A7 leave the bench and the coach is assessed one indirect tech. A6 & A7 are disqualified and two team fouls are assessed.

Now...if there is a fight on the floor between A2 & B2...then A6 & A7 enter the court and join in the fight...A2, B2, A6, & A7 are disqualified...team A coach is assessed TWO indirect technical fouls because A6 & A7 participated in the fight. Offsetting fouls for A2 & B2, no FT's, three team fouls assessed to team A and one to team B. 4 FT's awarded to team B for flagrant tech fouls by A6 & A7 and is awarded the ball at the division line opposite the table.

Is this correct?

[JRutledge]

Keep it simple. If all 10 bench players came off the bench for a fight, the head coach only gets one indirect (during the same fight) which would result in only 1 Technical foul overall. And all 10 bench players are ejected from the game as well.

This was changed a few years ago.

Peace

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Keep it simple. If all 10 bench players came off the bench for a fight, the head coach only gets one indirect (during the same fight) which would result in only 1 Technical foul overall. And all 10 bench players are ejected from the game as well.

This was changed a few years ago.

Peace

True....only if all 10 bench players don't fight. If they do fight, the head coach gets an indirect "T" for each of those bench players who fight. No matter what, every player who comes off the bench gets charged with a flagrant "T", whether they fight or not.

There is only one technical foul penalty administered for all of the players on each team who don't fight, but they all each still get charged with flagrant technical fouls.