Fan Interference

At this point in the game, I would go with ejections of the mascot and player rather than punishing the white team (who made a great shot to take the lead) with technicals for the actions of their fans.

Additionally, the gray team (team down 1 point) was able to make an offensive substitution due to the stoppage of play. I surmise that the gray team did not have any timeouts to get that player in the game, so despite the delay and perceived disadvantage had a fair chance to win the game.

FUN FACT EDIT: Before she hit that game-winning shot, white #1 was 1-16.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by seanwestref

At this point in the game, I would go with ejections of the mascot and player rather than punishing the white team (who made a great shot to take the lead) with technicals for the actions of their fans.

Additionally, the gray team (team down 1 point) was able to make an offensive substitution due to the stoppage of play. I surmise that the gray team did not have any timeouts to get that player in the game, so despite the delay and perceived disadvantage had a fair chance to win the game.

FUN FACT EDIT: Before she hit that game-winning shot, white #1 was 1-16.

Visitors missed a lay-up on their final possession.

[Multiple Sports]

If opponents are put at a disadvantage because of fan, then I don't see how a T can't be called....

If official is blowing whistle to put back .8 on the clock then he gets out of calling T...

If time on clock is issue then substitute can't enter game...

Wow a lot of variables on play !!!!!!!

[SNIPERBBB]

Originally Posted by Multiple Sports

If opponents are put at a disadvantage because of fan, then I don't see how a T can't be called....

If official is blowing whistle to put back .8 on the clock then he gets out of calling T...

If time on clock is issue then substitute can't enter game...

Wow a lot of variables on play !!!!!!!

Citation on subs not coming in because of a clock issue?

[STFD]

I got it MS....

From 3-4-1 (NCAA):

h. Substitutions shall not be permitted when the game clock has been stopped after successful field goals in the last 59.9 seconds of the second half or any extra period and before the clock has been properly started except for the following:

1. Those substitutions permitted by rule including, but not limited to, injury, blood, violation, foul, disqualification, timeout, or for a lost, displaced or irritated contact lens or displaced eyeglasses.

2. There shall be no substitutions during the dead ball period when the clock is stopped for the made basket to correct a timing mistake or for an inadvertent whistle.