Kid couldn't take the hint

[NoFussRef]

HS Rec Boys. Halftime. A1 uses net to climb up on rim, whack A-1. Just as quickly as A1 comes down A2 runs up and grabs rim, whack A-2. Gotta love the learning curve in some of the "rat-ball" games.

Do have a question though...

Our league follows "3 unsporting Ts on any 1 team = game-over/forfeit."
What does a "half-time dunking T" fall under?

Never had it happen but wonder if partner and I are going home early with pay if A1,A2, and A3 are knuckle-headed enough to whacked.

[APG]

Originally Posted by NoFussRef

HS Rec Boys. Halftime. A1 uses net to climb up on rim, whack A-1. Just as quickly as A1 comes down A2 runs up and grabs rim, whack A-2. Gotta love the learning curve in some of the "rat-ball" games.

Do have a question though...

Our league follows "3 unsporting Ts on any 1 team = game-over/forfeit."
What does a "half-time dunking T" fall under?

Never had it happen but wonder if partner and I are going home early with pay if A1,A2, and A3 are knuckle-headed enough to whacked.

That's something for your league to decide.

[NoFussRef]

(NFHS)
(Our league follows "3 unsporting Ts on any 1 team = game-over/forfeit.")

What does a "half-time dunking T" fall under?

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by NoFussRef

(NFHS)
(Our league follows "3 unsporting Ts on any 1 team = game-over/forfeit.")

What does a "half-time dunking T" fall under?

Under NFHS rules, during half-time all team members are regarded as bench personnel. As such, anybody dunking the ball is charged with an unsporting "T" as per rule 10-4-1(i). The head coach also gets charged with an indirect "T" for each dunk.

Rec leagues? Check your local listing.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by nofussref

(nfhs)
(our league follows "3 unsporting ts on any 1 team = game-over/forfeit.")

what does a "half-time dunking t" fall under?

10-3-3

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

10-3-3

At half time?

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee

At half time?

"or during any intermission."

[just another ref]

10-4-1i

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

"or during any intermission."

I agree. During any intermission, all team members are bench personnel and are penalized accordingly. And that's why rule 10-4-1(i) is applicable in the OP instead of 10-3-3 imo. We teach our guys to use 10-3-3 during a period and 10-4-1(i) during intermissions.

[GoodwillRef]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

"or during any intermission."

Between the second and third periods...while the Zamboni is on the floor?

[Mark Padgett]

So, NoFussRef - where in Oregon are you located?

[NoFussRef]

Originally Posted by Mark Padgett

So, NoFussRef - where in Oregon are you located?

Eugene, OR.

15+ years doing Kidsports, Willamalane, and YMCA rec leagues. Done everything from 2nd grade youth games to Adult Mens rec.

(I know 15+ years and still doing rec??? must be lousy official hahaha)
Actually have been approached by the Association many times over the years, only problem was I worked swing-shift for a long time, and/or attended classes in the evenings. Not paying dues, to get harassed for not making meetings, only to have to pass on games because of my work schedule.

However that has changed and I intend to join Association before next season starts.

[Mark Padgett]

Originally Posted by NoFussRef

Eugene, OR.

I don't think I've ever worked with anyone from Eugene, although I've worked quite a few games with officials from Salem. In fact, one of my sons-in-law was in the Salem assn. for a few years. No one ever gave him any lip, mostly because he's 6'8".