DOG warning help

[Indianaref]

Fed-Not sure when it changed, however, one warning, 4-47, then T, 10-1-5.

[Jburt]

thanks

[Amesman]

Related question: I was told by an evaluator to treat a DOG warning like reporting a foul to the table, so both coaches can hear, etc. If this happens, say, for violating the plane after a made basket, would this then force a switch (in either 2- or 3-whistle)? If so, what is the mechanic, to make the non-calling official aware as quickly as possible to get him/her moving?

[Adam]

No switch, this is a violation not a foul. If you go to the T, then you switch accordingly.

This may have been different at some point, but it's been this way (one warning, then T, no matter which violation they commit) for a long time.

[justacoach]

As to whether you switch or not, better ask your evaluator as there is no solid directive in the officials manual dealing with this issue.

Here's the specifics as to issues that lead to the DOG "T":

2006-07 NFHS Basketball Rules Changes

Rule Changes
3-5-3 Changed the guidelines for headbands and sweatbands.

3-6 Added that a school logo/mascot is also permitted on the pants, compression shorts, sweatbands and headbands.

5-10-1 The exact time observed by the official may be placed on the clock when a timer's mistake has occurred.

4-47-4 A fourth warning for delay was added for failure to have the court ready to play following any time-out.

9-2-11, 10-1-5 c, d Changed the procedure for delay warnings to only one warning for any of four delay situations (previously three).

[Adam]

The specifics are that you switch for fouls, and do not switch for violations. That said, you are right to check local listings as it could be very different in Rome.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

You are right to check local listings as it could be very different in Rome.

Is this an example of a mixed metaphor?