If this is NCAA-M, you have forgotten that the Flagrant Technical Foul by A1 (his punch to B1s' jaw) results in an ejection of A1 and a throw-in for Team B at a spot nearest the foul. (this occurs after the sub for A1 shoots the 3 FT's first....then B shoots 2 FT's for Flagrant Technical).



By rule, you do not use POI for an Intentional Technical Foul (contact that is deemed excessive during a dead ball) or for a Flagrant Technical Foul (an act that is deemed to be combative or severe contact)

Yep...don't have any NFHS stuff with me.

My mistake---I was using NCAAW rules, where you do go to POI after a flagrant T.

Okay, it's the spot nearest the foul, or the division line?

This is an out of date quote of the rule. 10-3.13-17 PENALTY changed this year. It applies to NCAAW only and now directs the use of POI after a flagrant T.

For NCAAM, the relevant rule is 10-5 RESUMPTION OF PLAY, which states that a single intentional or flagrant T resumes with a throw-in by the offended team at the division line. My mistake in my earlier post for not including this.

Sorry, I guess I should have mentioned it's NFHS rules in my OP

So what I'm gathering is, both players are ejected if I feel like B's actions are instigating a fight?

A1's sub gets three shots, then we play on?

A1's sub gets three, then B gets two, then B gets the ball at the division line. It would have to be a he11 of a foul for the initial foul to be ruled flagrant, even if A1 over reacts and punches him.

But if B is also ejected, would you not treat it like a double tech and go POI?

Well the question is which of B's actions are deemed the ejection worthy -- the hard foul that started the alteracation right? So we've got an intentional flagrant and a flagrant technical... Sounds like B still shoots and gets the ball..

Then you take away the three free throws. You're only calling B for one foul, right? Or does he get two for doing less than his opponent, who only gets one?

And, as bradford alludes to, B's foul was a flagrant personal followed by A's flagrant technical. This is a false double, penalized in order.

I should add here that in order for me to consider B's foul a flagrant due to the fight that ensued, it would have had to be bad enough for me to think about it without the fight. I don't want to penalize B with a flagrant just because A can't keep his head.

You are correct Lotto, I didn't even pay attention to the fact that 10-3 applies to NCAA-W only. My bad. :o

Rule 10-5 (MEN) CLASS A Unsporting Technical Infractions
Art 1. RESUMPTION OF PLAY: For any technical foul(s), play shall resume at the point of interruption except for a single intentional or a single flagrant technical foul. For a single intentional or a single flagrant technical foul, the ball shall be awarded to the offended team at a designated spot at the division line on either side of the playing court.

10-3 (WOMEN) Player/Substitute Technical Fouls
Art. 17 Fighting as in Rule 4-26.
PENALTY: (Arts. 13 through 17) Flagrant technical fouls.. Two free throws shall be awarded to any player on the offended
team, unless double fouls are assessed. For double flagrant technical fouls, no free throws are awarded. For any flagrant technical foul, the ball shall be awarded to the offended team at the point of interruption. When a single flagrant technical foul occurs during intermission for the second or any extra period, play shall resume with a throw-in to the offended team on either side of midcourt...