dead ball foul or live ball foul

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by jdmara

You only have the options to call an intentional or flagrant technical foul. If the contact necessitates such foul, then call it.

-Josh

Or tell them to knock that s*** off and then go back and administer the throw in. That's what happens 99% of the time (rarely is the contact I or F, so it's "ignored" by rule, even if it needs to be "addressed" by the official).

[Adam]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

or tell them to knock that s*** off and then go back and administer the throw in. That's what happens 99% of the time (rarely is the contact i or f, so it's "ignored" by rule, even if it needs to be "addressed" by the official).

+1

[johnsonboys03]

that is my reaction as well. This was a discusion that was brought up amongst a few relatively veteran officials at a scrimmage.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by johnsonboys03

that is my reaction as well. This was a discusion that was brought up amongst a few relatively veteran officials at a scrimmage.

Was there a consensus?

[johnsonboys03]

not really. That is why I wanted to see what you all said. But the conscenses was if there was one was dead ball foul which was a technical foul.

[OKREF]

Originally Posted by johnsonboys03

not really. That is why I wanted to see what you all said. But the conscenses was if there was one was dead ball foul which was a technical foul.

I think it is either an intentional or flagrant if it is dead ball, maybe?

[Adam]

Originally Posted by OKREF

I think it is either an intentional or flagrant if it is dead ball, maybe?

Either way, it's technical.