What's the correct number of free throws...

[scooter2]

I recently witnessed a game where ON ONE PLAY a player was assessed with a flagrant foul and ejected, the head coach was then given two technicals and tossed, and then one of the assistants was also given two t's and the heave-ho. How many total free throws should have been shot?

[jdw3018]

10...if I'm counting correctly and the referee hasn't yet declared the game over...

[Welpe]

If:

The flagrant foul was on an unsuccessful 3-point attempt: 11 free throws total.

3 for the flagrant foul
2 for each T

Else:

10 free throws total.

2 for the flagrant foul
2 for each T

[grunewar]

Originally Posted by scooter2

How many total free throws should have been shot?

So, how many free throws did they shoot?

[frozenrope22]

Originally Posted by jdw3018

...the referee hasn't yet declared the game over...

Is this an option? How many T's does it take to call the game? What if all the coaches are ejected? I understand you have to have a minimum number of players to play but what about coaches. And if you boot all the coaches can a parent from the stands "coach"?

[jdw3018]

Originally Posted by frozenrope22

Is this an option? How many T's does it take to call the game? What if all the coaches are ejected? I understand you have to have a minimum number of players to play but what about coaches. And if you boot all the coaches can a parent from the stands "coach"?

I don't have my book in front of me, but there's a section on "repeated technical fouls or other actions that make a travesty of the game."

It's a HTBT call, but a flagrant foul followed by four technical fouls by coaches is a lot of unsporting action...

As for what happens if all coaches are ejected, that's a state and local issue. Most states will require a school representative of some type on the bench.

[mcdanrd]

[QUOTE=frozenrope22;650513]Is this an option? How many T's does it take to call the game? QUOTE]

2-5-5 The referee may declare the game a forfeit when conditions warrant.
5-4-1 the referee shall forfeit the game when team, bench, or coach repeatedly commit technical fouls or other acts which make a travesty of the game.

I had to do this once in a men's corporate intramural game. Players were warned that future acts would result in termination of employment. It didn't happen again.