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The T's were about 5 seconds apart.
Assistant Coach: "That's a foul!" Ref: "Technical foul, assistant coach". Assistant Coach: "Come on, are you serious? blah, blah, blah..." Ref: "Technical foul, you're outta here." Two separate T mechanics, so I think you're inclination is correct. We only shot two in our game, so I was wondering. Is it possible he considered it one act, and went with one technical and simply asked him to leave? It was an AAU game, so I'm assuming there can be some leeway here. |
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The fact that it was AAU does matter. The official probably did the more expedient and less punative thing. That said, I'd have gone with 4 shots, HC would have had 2 indirects even in (especially in) AAU.
The official may have simply decided to change the original T to a flagrant. Unless this particular AAU league has a rule alteration stating 1 shot per T.
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Ref (ME): Coach, control your bench before I do. Outcome: 1 of 2 things..YOu don't hear assistant coach again, or you do, then it's a deserving T. Just MY opinion. I know its probably not the popular belief on this forum, but again in my opinion, in that scenario, that was a quick and unnecessary T at any level. |
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There have been times when I've made this call immediately, and times when I've given the HC a chance to address the problem without free throws. Here, he may have previously given the warning. Or the AC may have stood up and yelled it (I'm not warning for this) across the floor. Or it may have been a quick T. We just don't know.
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I had a funny sitch a few years ago.
About 90 seconds to go in a tied game, probably the equivalent of a High School game in the US. Assitant Coach is complaining non-stop after a charge is called on the team's star player (who happens to be his son) resulting in said player fouling out. So I T up the Asst Coach. Asst Coach continues whining and doesn't get the hint, so I toss him - without calling another T. He then complains that I can't eject him as he only has one technical foul so.........he gets his second. Opposing team shoots 4 free throws plus gets the ball back, they hit 3/4 and score a 2-pointer on the next play. They end up winning the game by 3. After the game the Head Coach walks towards me. I think "oh god, here we go". He sticks his hand out to shake mine and says "thank you so much for doing that, I've been trying to get rid of that a$$ for years, but since his kid is out best player the association always gives him the Assistant Coach job" All round was a bizarre experience.
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The visiting HC had a direct earlier in the game. With less than seconds to go, his team throws the ball OOB and he is unhappy about what he thinks is too much time running off the clock. He gets another T and yet one more because he won't stop arguing. He's eventually escorted off the court to prevent a forfeit with a handful of seconds left. The table is under the impression we have 4 FT to shoot since two T's were called. A1 makes the first shot and misses the second and all of a sudden we have players scrambling for the rebound and fans wondering why the clock isn't running (and we're wondering what happened to the other two free throws we anticipated) Finally, the timer starts the clock and lets it expire. Needless to say, we had a lot of angry people from the opposition post-game -- partly because we beat them while they were ranked and partly because they disliked what transpired in the final minute. I thought for sure we'd have a riot and I couldn't wait to get out and head home that night.
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If the NCAA POI rule was in effect 4 years ago, we would shoot the technical shots and then the personal foul shots. The table crew was expecting six shots. (2 for each T + 2 for the original personal). We shot two (presumably with the lane empty) and then two more with the lane filled. It wasn't until there was playing action on the missed rebound that the confusion kicked in with the table thinking we had two more free throws. The timer/table was frozen wondering what was happening, while players were going for the ball wondering why the clock was running down to zero. Communication would have definitely helped here.
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