Coach Lou The other official said that since A1 was fouled out, the 1 and 1 shot should not be taken. I thought that to be ridiculous.
Adam Coach Lou wroteThe other official said that since A1 was fouled out, the 1 and 1 shot should not be taken. I thought that to be ridiculous. Well that's a new one.
Lotto If you're playing under NCAA rules, first shoot the FTs for the T with the lanes cleared. Then go back to POI, which is the 1-1. A1's substitute shoots, with players lined up in the lane spaces and play resuming as after any normal 1-1. (edited for clarification)
Coach Lou OK So now I've gotten different answers. if, the 1 and 1 call came first, shouldn't those shots be taken first? Please advise
zm1283 Coach Lou wroteOK So now I've gotten different answers. if, the 1 and 1 call came first, shouldn't those shots be taken first? Please advise In FED (high school) games, the foul shots are taken in the order the fouls occured.
jTheUmp Lotto posted the NCAA rule in this situation (hence the "NCAA is different" post title. Everyone else is talking about the FED rule. Use whichever applies to your game. (FED, most likely)
johnny d You got two different answers because some people gave you the NCAA ruling while others gave you the NFHS ruling. Both answers were correct depending on which rule set you are using at the time. To summarize, NFHS penalize in the order the fouls occurred. In NCAA-M most technicals are penalized at POI.
Thumper68 Coach Lou wroteThe other official said that since A1 was fouled out, the 1 and 1 shot should not be taken. I thought that to be ridiculous. You thought that becasue it is! Good job on getting it right in the game!
Sharpshooternes Coach Lou wroteThe other official said that since A1 was fouled out, the 1 and 1 shot should not be taken. I thought that to be ridiculous. And it is ridiculous. How long has THAT GUY been officiating for?
Adam Sharpshooternes wroteAnd it is ridiculous. How long has THAT GUY been officiating for? One season, repeated x number of times.