I've read...and RE-read...both the casebook & the rules book about a designated FT'er and can't decide what is the proper ruling. Here is the sitch:
Technical FT's, coach designates A1 to shoot. A1 misses first shot. Coach jumps off bench and wants A2 to shoot the next one. It didn't seem logical to me that A2 could shoot the second FT, and before I could "guess" and make a final ruling on the second FT, A1 pleaded with coach and said he'd make the second shot. I turned to coach and say, "Come on coach, give him a chance. He said he'd make it!" Coach laughs, looks at me and says, "Ok, but you look that one up after the game!" I discussed this after the game with 2 other referees. We even got out our rule books & casebooks!! After reading through BOTH several times, we could not come up with THE FINAL CORRECT ANSWER!! HELP!! By the way, he MISSED the second one too!! |
That's a pretty easy one
The coach was correct.
8-3 The free throws awarded because of a technical foul <B>may be attempted by any player of the offended team, including an eligible substitute or designated starter.</b> The coach or captain shall designate the free thrower(s). |
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That sounds, to me, like the situation you described. |
FED: Different players can attempt the throws.
NCAA: The same player must attempt both throws. |
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Please give me a NCAA Men's/Women's rules quote that states that the same person must shoot both technical free throws. |
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NCAA 8-2-3
The free throws awarded because of any technical foul may be attempted by any player on the offended team, including an entering player, who shall be designated by the captain of the offended team; however, the same player shall shoot both free throws. I surprised you didn't know that Mark. ;) |
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The thing is... I didn't have to take the time to look it up. :rolleyes: |
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