Illinois State/Wichita video request

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by johnny d

You might want to consult your NCAA rule book. The play in question occurred while the ball was LIVE and involved CONTACT therefore, the foul cannot be a flagrant technical foul, nor a class A technical foul.

I'm advocating that the correct call is a Flagrant 1 PERSONAL foul or a Flagrant 2 PERSONAL foul.

Now please go read my post again. Nowhere did I claim that the action was a technical foul. I merely told the other poster that flagrant fouls must be either personal or technical since he had stated that it was not a personal foul.

[johnny d]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

I'm advocating that the correct call is a Flagrant 1 PERSONAL foul or a Flagrant 2 PERSONAL foul.

Now please go read my post again. Nowhere did I claim that the action was a technical foul. I merely told the other poster that flagrant fouls must be either personal or technical since he had stated that it was not a personal foul.

Fine, but mentioning two possibilities in your orginal post implies that they actually had a choice to make between personal or technical.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by johnny d

Fine, but mentioning two possibilities in your orginal post implies that they actually had a choice to make between personal or technical.

No it doesn't.

[bob jenkins]

Nevada was specifically responding to this statement by twocentsworth:

It wasn't a technical foul; it wasn't a personal foul; it was a Flagrant Foul 1

That statement is entirely incorrect. All fouls are either personal or technical; they may have one (or more) "adjectives" in front of them.