YooperReferee Trap at division line, D commits foul for holding and O player fouled, swings elbows wildly and faster than torso, but makes no contact. O is in the bonus. Any clear cut answers?
johnny d Yeah, foul on D. Nothing on O since his swinging elbows did not make contact, and the ball was already dead for the foul on D.
egj13 So you called the foul on D and then the offensive player swung wildly? Personally I would just shoot the throws since O is in the bonus and no contact was made. Yoop, what would you have done if contact would have been made?
Scrapper1 I agree with the previous answers unless you felt that the swinging was not just "to clear space", but was an attempt to strike one of the defenders. In that case, I have a technical foul (probably flagrant). But if it's a run-of-the-mill swing to get away from people, then I have nothing.
YooperReferee Flagrant technical and disqualification on O, no free throws on flagrant, put O on line for 1 n 1 and continue from there.
APG YooperReferee wroteFlagrant technical and disqualification on O, no free throws on flagrant, put O on line for 1 n 1 and continue from there. NFHS: You administer fouls in the order that they occur. So this is incorrect...2nd, why do you think free throws wouldn't be shot for a flagrant technical foul? As to your scenario, foul on the defense and go on from there.
johnny d YooperReferee wroteFlagrant technical and disqualification on O, no free throws on flagrant, put O on line for 1 n 1 and continue from there. No free throws on flagrant technical foul? All single technical fouls in nfhs are penalized by 2 free throws and ball to the offended team at division line.
YooperReferee In the original scenario the whistle was for a hold on D, and a new caviat was introduced saying a elbow made contact during a dead ball
rockyroad YooperReferee wroteIn the original scenario the whistle was for a hold on D, and a new caviat was introduced saying a elbow made contact during a dead ball True, but doesn't answer the question of why you would not shoot free throws for the flagrant T.
Raymond YooperReferee wroteIn the original scenario the whistle was for a hold on D, and a new caviat was introduced saying a elbow made contact during a dead ball This doesn't answer why Team B (defensive team) doesn't get free throws for the flagrant technical foul committed by A1 (offensive player).
KevinP First I believe that you administer the 1 n 1 to the offensive player who was originally fouled (with lanes cleared) then the 2 free throws to the Defensive team who's player was elbowed with the throw in division line
Camron Rust KevinP wroteFirst I believe that you administer the 1 n 1 to the offensive player who was originally fouled (with lanes cleared) then the 2 free throws to the Defensive team who's player was elbowed with the throw in division line And the 1+1 is either shot by the original offensive player or, if he was DQ'd for a flagrant T, his substitute.