Illegal, unsportsmanlike substitution.

[maven]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

After the made free throw I would have no problem with you hitting the horn to bring it to out attention

And at that point, it's one of the five correctable error situations, and we don't have to assess a T. Might want to...

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

After the made free throw I would have no problem with you hitting the horn to bring it to out attention

I would prefer a horn as soon as the wrong FT shooter is given the ball.

Originally Posted by maven

And at that point, it's one of the five correctable error situations, and we don't have to assess a T. Might want to...

Why do you not have to charge a technical foul to someone who deliberately infringes upon this rule?
Isn't that enforcing the rules as written?

[maven]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

Why do you not have to charge a technical foul to someone who deliberately infringes upon this rule?
Isn't that enforcing the rules as written?

There's room for official's judgment on just this point. I can think of some middle school games I've done where the coach and players were so thoroughly clueless that this might have happened by accident.

In most instances I'd agree with you that we should get it.

[ballgame99]

My question would be, at what point do you call the technical? If the wrong shooter steps up and you catch it, should you wack him? Or just fix the situation?

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by ballgame99

My question would be, at what point do you call the technical? If the wrong shooter steps up and you catch it, should you wack him? Or just fix the situation?

Judg\ment and what's happened in the game (and with this team) before.