Inbound Warning

[tnsteele95]

Player A is inbounding ball form OB line. Player B is in front of him and reaches across line slapping ball. I know that you give the player a warning. Now, hee's the question. If another kid on the same team commits the same violation, do they get a warning also, or is this considered a technical, i.e. the first warning counted as a team warning as well? Is this a player T, team T, or bench T? Thanks.

[Chess Ref]

In Fed rules reaching ACROSS the boundary line and slapping the ball is a technical foul-not a warning.

[JS 20]

The warning would be for reaching through the boundary plane w/o striking the ball or the player. That would constitute a team warning. if another player on that team violates in that way again, then you have a tech

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by Chess Ref

In Fed rules reaching ACROSS the boundary line and slapping the ball is a technical foul-not a warning.

As per NFHS rule 9-2-PENALTIES3. Gotta know these.

[Smitty]

If I'm not mistaken, I believe if a defender reaches through the plane and slaps the ball prior to a delay warning being in effect already, the subsequent technical foul also counts as a delay warning, so if another defender of the same team again reaches through the plane but doesn't touch the ball, that would also result in a technical foul. Someone will correct me if I'm wrong.

[Junker]

Originally Posted by Smitty

If I'm not mistaken, I believe if a defender reaches through the plane and slaps the ball prior to a delay warning being in effect already, the subsequent technical foul also counts as a delay warning, so if another defender of the same team again reaches through the plane but doesn't touch the ball, that would also result in a technical foul. Someone will correct me if I'm wrong.

It is a warning if they reach out of bounds NOT touching the ball. As soon as they touch the ball or the thrower it is a T.

[jdw3018]

Originally Posted by Junker

It is a warning if they reach out of bounds NOT touching the ball. As soon as they touch the ball or the thrower it is a T.

Junker, Smitty is asking if that T also acts as the first warning for delay, so that a subsequent violation for delay by reaching over the boundary (or any other delay violation) would be a technical.

I'm not sure about this, but I've not seen anything that says it is a warning...edit...good casebook find stosh. It is a warning in addition to a T.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Junker

It is a warning if they reach out of bounds NOT touching the ball. As soon as they touch the ball or the thrower it is a T.

Really? I don't think so.

[bigdogrunnin]

Originally Posted by Junker

It is a warning if they reach out of bounds NOT touching the ball. As soon as they touch the ball or the thrower it is a T.

If the defender makes contact with the ball it is a technical foul . . . if the defender makes contact with the player it is an INTENTIONAL foul. I know someone will post the citation. JR is right . . . that is something you definitely NEED to know. It is too common in a typical game or season for this to not be common knowledge.

[stosh]

case book 9.2.10, technical foul for knocking it plus a DOG warning.