2 shots & the ball each time?

[UNH IM Ref]

My book says that a technical foul awards 2 shots and the ball to the opponent of the infracting team. Is there an exception here for dead-ball technicals? A case would sound something like this - Team A is in possession of the ball Coach A calls timeout, A1 while walking back to the bench swears at the official. The official then awards team B 2 technical foul shots and then the ball at half court opposite table side?

[JugglingReferee]

Originally Posted by UNH IM Ref

My book says that a technical foul awards 2 shots and the ball to the opponent of the infracting team. Is there an exception here for dead-ball technicals? A case would sound something like this - Team A is in possession of the ball Coach A calls timeout, A1 while walking back to the bench swears at the official. The official then awards team B 2 technical foul shots and then the ball at half court opposite table side?

The penalty for a technical foul is always 2 free throws by any team member (player or substitute), plus a division-line throw opposite the table. No, there are not any exceptions. However, if the outcome of the game is decided, then one or both of the free throws will not take place. I'll leave it up to you to determine how that happens.

[just another ref]

Exception if there is a false double technical. Only one team can get the ball.

[JugglingReferee]

Originally Posted by just another ref

exception if there is a false double technical. Only one team can get the ball.

ha!

[Adam]

Originally Posted by just another ref

Exception if there is a false double technical. Only one team can get the ball.

Another exception:
Time has expired in a quarter, but there are still free throws to be shot when the knucklehead gets a T.

[deecee]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Another exception:
Time has expired in a quarter, but there are still free throws to be shot when the knucklehead gets a T.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by UNH IM Ref

My book says that a technical foul awards 2 shots and the ball to the opponent of the infracting team. Is there an exception here for dead-ball technicals? A case would sound something like this - Team A is in possession of the ball Coach A calls timeout, A1 while walking back to the bench swears at the official. The official then awards team B 2 technical foul shots and then the ball at half court opposite table side?

The rule is different if you are using NCAA rules.

[shishstripes]

Or if you have double technicals, they "offset" each other and there are no FT's and you put the ball back into play from POI.