Two Plays

[GoodwillRef]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

NCAA Rules for Both; FED rules for #2:

1) Team A has the ball for a throw-in with 0.3 seconds on the SHOT clock. A2 catches the throw in and then releases a try before the shot clock horn sounds. The ball goes through the basket. Ruling and references?

2) Time expires in the fourth quarter with the game tied. While the teams are in the bench area, A1, who was a Player at the end of the quarter and who has not been replaced by a substitute, disrespectfully addresses an official. A1 is assessed a technical foul. Ruling and references?

How many shot clocks have tenths of a second on them?

[tjones1]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

NCAA Rules for Both; FED rules for #2:

1) Team A has the ball for a throw-in with 0.3 seconds on the SHOT clock. A2 catches the throw in and then releases a try before the shot clock horn sounds. The ball goes through the basket. Ruling and references?

True, I don't know if I seen a shot clock display tenths of second.

However, I see what you are saying as 5-1.9 states "game clock." As does, 5-7.4

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

2) Time expires in the fourth quarter with the game tied. While the teams are in the bench area, A1, who was a Player at the end of the quarter and who has not been replaced by a substitute, disrespectfully addresses an official. A1 is assessed a technical foul. Ruling and references?

Fed

A1 is charged with a technical foul, indirect to the HC.

Two free throws to start overtime, ball for throw-in opposite table. AP is set towards A's basket when it's at the disposal of B.

4-32-2
4.32.2 Situation
5.6 Situation

NCAA-M (somewhat a guess)
5-7.7

A1 is charged with a Class A technical foul. 10-5.1a

Two free throws to start overtime. Go POI which is the jump ball.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by tjones1

Fed

A1 is charged with a technical foul, indirect to the HC.

Is the time between the 4th Quarter and the OT an "intermission?"

[Zoochy]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

Is the time between the 4th Quarter and the OT an "intermission?"

I thought that the OT is an extension of the 4th quarter. Thus not an intermission and no indirect 'T' to the HC.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Zoochy

I thought that the OT is an extension of the 4th quarter. Thus not an intermission and no indirect 'T' to the HC.

In NCAA, the OT is explicitly "an extension of the second half" -- the same as FED. But, Intermission is defined (4-something) as "between any extra periods."

So, in NCAA, A1 is bench personnel.

I don't recall a specific definition of Intermission in FED

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

In NCAA, the OT is explicitly "an extension of the second half" -- the same as FED. But, Intermission is defined (4-something) as "between any extra periods."

So, in NCAA, A1 is bench personnel.

I don't recall a specific definition of Intermission in FED

Okay -- now that I have my books: Intermission is NOT defined in rule 4 in FED. It is defined in 5-5-1 and 5-7-1. The time before an OT period is an intermission, and A1 is bench personnel.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by GoodwillRef

How many shot clocks have tenths of a second on them?

At least the two in this question.