can a kick ball be a T?

[PIAA REF]

If a kid got mad at a call and took the ball and punted it I think I would deem that Flagrant. Maybe it would depend on the distance the ball traveled.

[OHBBREF]

Originally Posted by ma_ref

2 kids jarring back and forth during the game, one kid has had enough and attempts to kick the other but misses. Fighting. Flagrant.

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Or after a loose ball.

Originally Posted by PIAA REF

If a kid got mad at a call and took the ball and punted it I think I would deem that Flagrant. Maybe it would depend on the distance the ball traveled.

Okay I can see that but none of those are a "kicked ball" (using the rule interpretation) they all involve some other rule.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by OHBBREF

Okay I can see that but none of those are a "kicked ball" (using the rule interpretation) they all involve some other rule.

yup, semantics.

[ma_ref]

Originally Posted by OHBBREF

Okay I can see that but none of those are a "kicked ball" (using the rule interpretation) they all involve some other rule.

Yeah, mine had nothing to do with a kicked ball. I thought you were asking about how you could have a flagrant foul with no contact...

[Adam]

Originally Posted by ma_ref

Yeah, mine had nothing to do with a kicked ball. I thought you were asking about how you could have a flagrant foul with no contact...

you could conceivably have a flagrant foul on a player kicking a ball.

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by PIAA REF

If a kid got mad at a call and took the ball and punted it I think I would deem that Flagrant. Maybe it would depend on the distance the ball traveled.

That wouldn't be flagrant, it would be unsporting. The difference is that if you call it flagrant the kid's disqualified. I don't know why anyone would disqualify a kid for kicking the ball, unless the kid kicked the ball AT someone (which might be what Snaqs has in mind).

[Adam]

Originally Posted by mbyron

That wouldn't be flagrant, it would be unsporting. The difference is that if you call it flagrant the kid's disqualified. I don't know why anyone would disqualify a kid for kicking the ball, unless the kid kicked the ball AT someone (which might be what Snaqs has in mind).

That or if it's obvious he was trying to kick an opponent lying on the ground and accidentally hit the ball instead. It would have to be blatantly obvious, though.