Putting hands on official? (Video added)

[paulsonj72]

Is it an automatic dq if a player puts hsi(or her) hands on an official. Late in the 1st half of the Illinois 2A boys title game a player did so and was subsequently dq'ed. However that was his 2nd T as he had just received a T for the same play so he could have been dq'ed for that. If not for the 1st T is that an automatic DQ(or ejection as called on the TV broadcast)

[Adam]

Not necessarily automatic, but very likely.

[paulsonj72]

Originally Posted by Adam

Not necessarily automatic, but very likely.

As stated kid was dq'ed(or ejected) because putting his hands on the official was his 2nd T and thus that was automatic.

[JRutledge]

It is pretty automatic. I saw the play too and it was a good call. I can see this play being used as an example in future videos in our state.

Peace

[paulsonj72]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

It is pretty automatic. I saw the play too and it was a good call. I can see this play being used as an example in future videos in our state.

Peace

I actually didn't see the play live. I was watching another game online but heard the audio and all the hub hub so I changed screens and saw the whole thing on replay. I asked because I was curious as I have never seen that at the high school level and also since he was gone anyway due to the 2nd T.

[rekent]

APG, Jet - anyone able to post this one for those of us who didn't see it?

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by paulsonj72

I actually didn't see the play live. I was watching another game online but heard the audio and all the hub hub so I changed screens and saw the whole thing on replay. I asked because I was curious as I have never seen that at the high school level and also since he was gone anyway due to the 2nd T.

I saw the play.

If I can get copy of the play, I will post it. But I certainly feel it was warranted and would have been warranted if it was the first T.

Peace

[Adam]

Originally Posted by paulsonj72

As stated kid was dq'ed(or ejected) because putting his hands on the official was his 2nd T and thus that was automatic.

I'm just saying it may not be automatic flagrant, but it's close. I haven't seen the play, so I dont know what you mean by "putting hands on the official."

[paulsonj72]

Originally Posted by Adam

I'm just saying it may not be automatic flagrant, but it's close. I haven't seen the play, so I dont know what you mean by "putting hands on the official."

He gave the official a shove(not a big one but still a shove) while proteszting his 1st T. He was then given the 2nd T for the shove and was DQ'ed(ejected) for 2 T's

[APG]

South Holland (Seton Academy) vs Harrisburg?

If that's the game, I might be able to get a clip of the play later.

[paulsonj72]

Originally Posted by APG

South Holland (Seton Academy) vs Harrisburg?

If that's the game, I might be able to get a clip of the play later.

That is the game. Happened with 2:05 to go in the 2nd quarter

[deecee]

Originally Posted by paulsonj72

He gave the official a shove(not a big one but still a shove)

He's done in my game.

[APG]

[deecee]

Adios son, enjoy the game from the bench.

[Camron Rust]

Either way on this one he was done, it was his 2nd T.

Touching an official may or may not be a flagrant T, however. If it is hostile, FF. If it is chummy (puts their arm across your shoulder to ask a question), probably nothing.