T for both teams to start game

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

Yes, no matter the number of Ts. Any series of single non-flagrant Ts goes to POI -- which is the jump ball in this situation.

Not on the Men's side. Any dead ball contact T is not POI. You enforce that just like a high school T with the ball at the division line after the FTs.

Peace

[RookieDude]

First T at the 16 min. mark?

The officials were out watching warm-ups at the 16 min. mark?

Around these parts...we don't go out untill the 15 min. mark...and most times a little later.

"15/12/10/2" is our standard.

[chartrusepengui]

Originally Posted by RookieDude

First T at the 16 min. mark?

The officials were out watching warm-ups at the 16 min. mark?

Around these parts...we don't go out untill the 15 min. mark...and most times a little later.

"15/12/10/2" is our standard.

We are to be on the court 20 minutes prior to tip. They don't allow the clock for warm-ups start, or teams on the court until we are there.

[Rich]

Originally Posted by chartrusepengui

We are to be on the court 20 minutes prior to tip. They don't allow the clock for warm-ups start, or teams on the court until we are there.

Maybe in your area. They start the clock when the teams hit the court in mine -- we're just expected to be ready to go then.

[chartrusepengui]

Originally Posted by RichMSN

Maybe in your area. They start the clock when the teams hit the court in mine -- we're just expected to be ready to go then.

Yeah, it's mostly a local NE WI thing - when we get further west or down to GB they do it when both teams hit court but we are expected to be there as well.

[tjones1]

#1.

4-19-8b
Double fouls:
A double technical foul is a situation in which two opponents commit technical fouls against each other at approximately the same time.

I certainly wouldn't consider the 16 and 9 minute mark "at approximately the same time."

In #2, the definition doesn't say the act has to be the same, it says "at approximately the same time."

Therefore, you've got to go with #1 and in the order they occurred.

[observer]

And both coaches remained on the bench
for the entire game!

[zm1283]

Methinks the officials in the OP's area need to do some case book reading.

[Lotto]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Not on the Men's side. Any dead ball contact T is not POI. You enforce that just like a high school T with the ball at the division line after the FTs.

In NCAAM, additionally, single non-contact flagrant technical fouls resume at the division line.

In NCAAW, only single flagrant technicals resume at the division line. A dead ball non-flagrant contact technical resumes play at POI.

[Texas Aggie]

While the rule says "at least 15 minutes" and your jurisdiction begins when you go on to the court, I think you are asking for trouble if you go out there before the 15 minute mark.

Why are they wanting you out at 20?

[Rich]

Originally Posted by Texas Aggie

While the rule says "at least 15 minutes" and your jurisdiction begins when you go on to the court, I think you are asking for trouble if you go out there before the 15 minute mark.

Why are they wanting you out at 20?

It's a state adaptation in WI that supersedes the NFHS rule. Period.

We are required to be there at 20:00 and that's the starting time on the clock.

[chartrusepengui]

yup

[grunewar]

Originally Posted by Texas Aggie

While the rule says "at least 15 minutes" and your jurisdiction begins when you go on to the court, I think you are asking for trouble if you go out there before the 15 minute mark.

Why are they wanting you out at 20?

I often find 15 minutes to be a long time. 20 would be even less fun......

[Rich]

Originally Posted by grunewar

I often find 15 minutes to be a long time. 20 would be even less fun......

It's no fun, trust me. If there's no band, it's even worse.

[chartrusepengui]

not the band I had the other night. WOW! Most horrible band I have EVER heard. Just when you thought it was over - they played what we think was supposed to be the national antherm.