Proper way to report a flagrant personal foul

[KJUmp]

2nd yr. ref. NFHS rules. What is the proper way to report a flagrant personal foul to the table? The NFHS signal chart shows no signal for a flagrant foul.
I have not had to make this call yet, was just wondering what was the proper way to report it...both the mechanics and the reporting sequence as we also have a DQ'd player.

[Nevadaref]

"White, 31, flagrant foul, 2 shots*, player is disqualified." Followed by notifying the head coach.

* or however many FTs are appropriate.

[Forksref]

"Coach, flagrant foul on #31. He has disqualified himself."

[BillyMac]

The baseball-like, "You're outta here", signal that some officials use is not an accepted NFHS signal.

[bas2456]

Don't have my books with me right now...

Let's say the flagrant foul occurs when B1 fouls A1 in the act of shooting a 3-pointer. How does the sequence of FT's go?

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by bas2456

Don't have my books with me right now...

Let's say the flagrant foul occurs when B1 fouls A1 in the act of shooting a 3-pointer. How does the sequence of FT's go?

You mean B1 flagrantly fouls A1 in the act of shooting? Then A1 gets two shots (unless it was an unsuccessful 3-point attempt) and A gets the ball at the spot of the foul

[Rich]

Originally Posted by Forksref

"Coach, flagrant foul on #31. He has disqualified himself."

I hate that phrase and I'm sure most coaches would too. The official disqualifies the player, regardless of how much we like to say the action determines the response.

[Indianaref]

Originally Posted by Forksref

"Coach, flagrant foul on #31. He has disqualified himself."

What do you tell the coach if he just violates?

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Forksref

"Coach, flagrant foul on #31. He has disqualified himself."

Originally Posted by Indianaref

What do you tell the coach if he just violates?

That #31 needs to check himself in with Dr. Drew.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

The baseball-like, "You're outta here", signal that some officials use is not an accepted official NFHS signal.

Fixed it for you. While it's not official, it is accepted in some areas.

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Fixed it for you. While it's not official, it is accepted in some areas.

Including my area....

Put down "usage of non-official signal" as another entry on my long list of things that I could care less about when officiating a game.

Maybe if we can get enough officials across the country to follow this, we can make Nevada's head explode.

[26 Year Gap]

Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee

Including my area....

Put down "usage of non-official signal" as another entry on my long list of things that I could care less about when officiating a game.

Maybe if we can get enough officials across the country to follow this, we can make Nevada's head explode.

Nothing wrong with that as long as they are in their PCAs.

[tjchamp]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

You mean B1 flagrantly fouls A1 in the act of shooting? Then A1 gets two shots (unless it was an unsuccessful 3-point attempt) and A gets the ball at the spot of the foul

How many free throws would A1 get if he was flagrantly fouled on a 3 point attempt, and he made the basket?

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by tjchamp

how many free throws would a1 get if he was flagrantly fouled on a 3 point attempt, and he made the basket?

2.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by tjchamp

How many free throws would A1 get if he was flagrantly fouled on a 3 point attempt, and he made the basket?

Since that's not "unless it was an unsuccessful 3-point attempt" then the answer remains the same -- 2.