Interesting T

[kjsref]

What is proper administration for the following play?

A1 in-bounding the ball to A2 after a made basket, B2 steals the ball
for a lay-up and two points. A1 grabs the ball and slams the ball off
the floor and to the rafters out of frustration. A1 is assessed a
technical foul as part of the first quarter, but so close to the end of
the first quarter that the clock cannot be stopped. Possession arrow to
start the second period is for team A.

[ma_ref]

Since the T came before the end of the 1st quarter, you shoot the T free throws as part of the 1Q. Start 2Q like you normally would - arrow favors team A.

[OHBBREF]

Originally Posted by ma_ref

Since the T came before the end of the 1st quarter, you shoot the T free throws as part of the 1Q. Start 2Q like you normally would - arrow favors team A.

what he said, in both Fed and NCAA.

[kjsref]

So you are inbounding the ball per the possession arrow????

Are you not penalizing B by not giving them a thow to follow the free throw shots???

[Adam]

Originally Posted by kjsref

So you are inbounding the ball per the possession arrow????

Are you not penalizing B by not giving them a thow to follow the free throw shots???

Penalties from one period cannot carry over to the next. You're not penalizing B, you're just not carrying over a 1st quarter penalty into the 2nd quarter. B just ran out of time.

[OHBBREF]

Originally Posted by kjsref

So you are inbounding the ball per the possession arrow????

If the violation or foul occured before the horn - No part of the penalty can carry over into the next period.

Example: pos A with team A

A2 travels under the same circumstances too close to the end the first period that the clock could not stop.

Is it fair that team A gets the ball back?

[kjsref]

who has a rule reference from the NFHS books regarding this matter?