Oak Hill (VA) vs St. Joseph (OH) (Video)

[deecee]

Originally Posted by RefCT

A point of clarification - I know a number of refs that officiate these games on MLK weekend at the Naismith HoF. They are assigned by college assignors and are following NCAAM rules.

What NCAAM rule would apply to live ball contact being a T?

[RefCT]

Originally Posted by deecee

What NCAAM rule would apply to live ball contact being a T?

1. I am not an NCAAM official and have no idea if there is a difference. I am assuming from the perceived tone of your comment that there is no difference. I am wondering though - is an F1 considered a technical or is it just classified as an F1 with no relation to a T? How is it marked in the book? If someone gets 2 F1's in a game, are they DQ'd?

2. I was making a clarification based on the OP question #1.

[deecee]

Originally Posted by RefCT

1. I am not an NCAAM official and have no idea if there is a difference. I am assuming from the perceived tone of your comment that there is no difference. I am wondering though - is an F1 considered a technical or is it just classified as an F1 with no relation to a T? How is it marked in the book? If someone gets 2 F1's in a game, are they DQ'd?

2. I was making a clarification based on the OP question #1.

I had no tone in my comment I just wasn't sure if NCAAM treated contact fouls different from HS.

But I also don't know the mechanics for a flagrant at the NCAA. I do know the flagrant foul can be Technical or personal, however I believe only the F2 can be technical. The F1 is personal only, and I could be wrong. The F2 results in DQ and the F1 just counts towards a players total foul count.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by RefCT

1. I am not an NCAAM official and have no idea if there is a difference. I am assuming from the perceived tone of your comment that there is no difference. I am wondering though - is an F1 considered a technical or is it just classified as an F1 with no relation to a T? How is it marked in the book? If someone gets 2 F1's in a game, are they DQ'd?

2. I was making a clarification based on the OP question #1.

NCAA F1 (approx.) = NFHS INT