NFHS Exam Rule Reference (Question 62 & 66)

[U-Cant-C-Me]

I have taken the 2009-10 NFHS Part 1 Basketball Rules Examination and I'm having a problem finding the rule references for a couple of questions. The two questions are:

62. During free-throw attempts resulting from a technical foul, substitutions may be made only after the final attempt has been converted.

66. It is permissible to withdraw a player before the clock starts following his or her substitution into the game.

I am not looking for the "True-False" answer but I would like where I can find the rule reference for these questions whether it be in the NFHS Rule Book or Case Book.

[newera21]

62. 3-3-1 (c) Even though it does not mention technical foul free throws, this rule still applies.

66. Casebook 3.3.3 Situation A

[rfp]

Regarding 62 - There's no rule that prevents two different shooters from shooting each of the two technical foul free throws. If A1 shoots the first, nothing prevents substitute A6 from replacing A1 to shoot the second.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by newera21

62. 3-3-1 (c) Even though it does not mention technical foul free throws, this rule still applies.

Does it?

[rsl]

We have had several discussions on 62:

substitution question

[tjones1]

Holy Batman! John Cena is officiating basketball now?!?!

[BktBallRef]

Originally Posted by newera21

62. 3-3-1 (c) Even though it does not mention technical foul free throws, this rule still applies.

You might want to reconsider that answer because it's wrong.

During multiple free-throw personal fouls, substitutions may be made only before the final attempt in the sequence and after the final attempt has beenconverted.

[refnrev]

[QUOTE=newera21;635441]62. 3-3-1 (c) Even though it does not mention technical foul free throws, this rule still applies

Better check that one out again. It doesn't apply in T. I know because Tanner told me.

[tjones1]

Originally Posted by refnrev

Better check that one out again. It doesn't apply in T. I know because Tanner told me.

In addition to 3-3-1c, check out 8-3.

[newera21]

BktBallRef "You might want to reconsider that answer because it's wrong."



Don't think so because it's the same rule reference the NFHS gave for this question. Now that the NFHS has given the 3-3-1(c) reference, this discussion should be settled.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by newera21

BktBallRef "You might want to reconsider that answer because it's wrong."



Don't think so because it's the same rule reference the NFHS gave for this question. Now that the NFHS has given the 3-3-1(c) reference, this discussion should be settled.

3-3-1c is given as a reference to tell you that the only restriction on allowing subs is for before multiple FTs for a personal foul. It doesn't restrict any other time. So, if the pending FT's are for a T, then 3-3-1c doesn't apply and subs can be made.

[grunewar]

Originally Posted by tjones1

Holy Batman! John Cena is officiating basketball now?!?!

We're sending him to work with artar at his next game!

Hey, "In order to be the man, you gotta beat the man!"

[tjones1]

Originally Posted by grunewar

We're sending him to work with artar at his next game!

Hey, "In order to be the man, you gotta beat the man!"

Good luck finding him a shirt that fits!

You might need to call Mr. Ed Hochuli to see if he can borrow one of his shirts.