Technical Foul Procedure
 

In what instances do you take the ball out side court after free throws? What instances would you take out the ball at point of interruption? NFHS rules.

If the call is a double technical foul, go with no foul shots and use the POI - which may be a throw-in for the team in control, or the arrow if no team had control.

If the call is anything else, including a false double, penalize the Ts in the order they occurred, and give the team that shoots the last free throws a division line throw-in.

What he said! ^^[

Always half court sideline opposite table after FTs except when there is a double T with a team in control... POI = no arrow... no t/c... POI = a/p

Thanks. That's what I thought, but I have seen one official enforce it differently at times.

Probably a college guy, too. I've had to correct a couple vets on this.

You know this, but whether there's TC or not is not the only way to determine whether to go with the arrow.

And AP is one possible answer to the question of how to resume with POI. It's not an either/or situation.

Be careful...you might spawn another discussion about POI vs. AP. ;)

And like you were alluding to, double T's we always use the POI. Sometimes that means we have to use the AP.

Here's the trick on this. If you're shooting free throws for the technical foul, you will be having a throwin at the division line.

Gotcha!

Hmm....

T, followed by IP foul (during the T). ;)

or, T after time expires, but before the game is over. ;)

or, ...

:)

Never Even Gave This A Thought ...
 

Good thread. I've never considered having a throwin anywhere other than the division line after any technical foul. But now I have.

Throwin by Team A, in their frontcourt, at free throw line extended. Before the throwin, substitutes from both teams are beckoned. During this time A1, and B1, swear at each other, and the official charges both players with a nonflagrant technical foul. Double technical foul so no free throws, go to point of interruption, throwin by Team A, in their frontcourt, at free throw line extended.

Is this correct?

What do the rules say?

Come on now Billy...this is a lay up for you.