Technical Fouls

[torez]

Can anyone tell me if a referee can give back to back technical fouls to a player in a two-man refereeing system? I was told by a referee that in FIBA rules the other referee must administer the second technical foul thereby ejecting the player from the game.

Can someone please clearify this rule. As much information as possible would be awesome.

Thank you.

[jdw3018]

There is no provision prohibiting an official giving two technicals to a player in NFHS rules.

[OHBBREF]

Originally Posted by jdw3018

There is no provision prohibiting an official giving two technicals to a player in NFHS rules.

there is no provision in Fed or NCAA as to how many technical fouls an official can give to anyone involved in a game, (said Mr. Valintine to Mr. Knight)

Fibal may be different anyone ?????

[truerookie]

You may have to look at it from this perspective. There are times where you have to "get rid" of a coach for being a knucklehead (back to back T's).

There are some who believes that your partner should give the second T.

There are some who believes it is fine for you to (take care of bizness).

No matter the approach this should be pregame with partner on how to handle the unpleasant situation if it arises.

[Mark Padgett]

Originally Posted by OHBBREF

there is no provision in Fed or NCAA as to how many technical fouls an official can give to anyone involved in a game, (said Mr. Valintine to Mr. Knight)

FEEBLE may be different anyone ?????

Fixed it for ya'.

[OHBBREF]

Originally Posted by truerookie

You may have to look at it from this perspective. There are times where you have to "get rid" of a coach for being a knucklehead (back to back T's).

There are some who believes that your partner should give the second T.

There are some who believes it is fine for you to (take care of bizness).

No matter the approach this should be pregame with partner on how to handle the unpleasant situation if it arises.

Oh sure bring "GAME MANAGMENT" into it!

TR is absolutely correct it is better - ALWAYS better - if the same person does not issue multiple technical fouls to the same coach or player - having said that never ever ever, let that influence the fact that the knucklehead has to go!

once a coach or player has one T, it is best that if they have to go it comes from another official, it is a perception thing, but it is not a rule as refered to in the OP.

[jdw3018]

Originally Posted by truerookie

You may have to look at it from this perspective. There are times where you have to "get rid" of a coach for being a knucklehead (back to back T's).

There are some who believes that your partner should give the second T.

There are some who believes it is fine for you to (take care of bizness).

No matter the approach this should be pregame with partner on how to handle the unpleasant situation if it arises.

What truerookie says is true - from a game management perspective you may not want to give two Ts back-to-back.

But from a rules perspective, there is nothing preventing it.

[OHBBREF]

Originally Posted by Mark Padgett

Fixed it for ya'.

much gratuity to you sir!

[Ref_in_Alberta]

Originally Posted by torez

Can anyone tell me if a referee can give back to back technical fouls to a player in a two-man refereeing system? I was told by a referee that in FIBA rules the other referee must administer the second technical foul thereby ejecting the player from the game.

Can someone please clearify this rule. As much information as possible would be awesome.

Thank you.

There is absolutly nothing in the FIBA mechanics manual with this regards. In fact under FIBA rules a player is allowed by rule up to 5 Technical Fouls.

[Scrapper1]

Originally Posted by OHBBREF

there is no provision in Fed or NCAA as to how many technical fouls an official can give to anyone involved in a game, (said Mr. Valintine to Mr. Knight)

This is no longer true in NCAA, precisely because of that infamous exchange.

[BillyMac]

The following are my personal opinions, or those of my local board, and are not official NFHS, nor IAABO mechanics:

From my pregame: Technical Fouls: If I T a coach, get me away from the coach. The situation is heated and I don’t want to whack the coach back-to-back. Let’s move away from the benches. Non calling official should inform the coach that the coaching box privilege has been lost.

From a technical foul "study guide": Top Ways To Give A Technical Foul: Proceed to the reporting area, report the technical foul clearly to the table, and leave the area. Never look at a coach when you give a technical foul. Confer with your partner. If the technical foul is charged to the head coach or bench personnel, have your partner inform the coach of the loss of the coaching box. Explanations, it needed should be done by partner. Don't be reluctant to give the second technical foul if it is warranted.

Also. It may be beneficial for all parties if the calling official was kept away from the coach for a few minutes, even if it means not making a switch, or making an unneeded switch, after the administration of the technical foul penalty has been completed.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Scrapper1

This is no longer true in NCAA, precisely because of that infamous exchange.

True on the total, but the limit is for totals per person, not for one official to give out.

[Scrapper1]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

True on the total, but the limit is for totals per person, not for one official to give out.

The original comment that I responded to said that there was no NCAA provision regarding "how many technical fouls an official can give to anyone". I merely stated (correctly) that there actually IS a provision on how many technicals an official can give to a person. It's "a maximum of two".

There's no provision stating that I can't give both technicals to the same person. But there is a limit.

[OHBBREF]

Okay I said what I ment not what I said???


you are correct it is two

but I can give them both!

[Scrapper1]

Originally Posted by OHBBREF

you are correct it is two

but I can give them both!

True dat!