High elbows with contact

[bbman]

If this elbow to the face is determined to be flagrant, would that be an automatic disqualification?

[frezer11]

Originally Posted by bbman

If this elbow to the face is determined to be flagrant, would that be an automatic disqualification?

Yes.

[bbman]

Would all flagrant fouls be automatic disqualification?

[frezer11]

Originally Posted by bbman

Would all flagrant fouls be automatic disqualification?

Yup, flagrant carry a penalty of two FTs and the ball to the offended team, as well as ejection of the guilty party

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by bbman

Would all flagrant fouls be automatic disqualification?

Don't confuse the HS "flagrant" with the NCAA "flagrant"

[crosscountry55]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

Don't confuse the HS "flagrant" with the NCAA "flagrant"

Agree. This is an oversimplification, but for the most part:

NFHS intentional personal = NCAA flagrant 1
NFHS flagrant personal = NCAA flagrant 2 personal
NFHS intentional technical = NCAA contact dead ball technical
NFHS flagrant technical = NCAA flagrant 2 technical

[bbman]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

Don't confuse the HS "flagrant" with the NCAA "flagrant"

So again, all flagrant fouls in high school are automatic DQ?

[crosscountry55]

Originally Posted by bbman

So again, all flagrant fouls in high school are automatic DQ?

Yes.

In college it's "all flagrant 2 fouls are automatic DQ + ejection."

Worth noting here that ejections in NFHS games are not usually included with players because they are minors (liability issue to have them off on their own). If an individual does need to leave the visual confines to avoid an escalating situation, he/she should be supervised by an adult for the remainder of the game.

[frezer11]

Originally Posted by crosscountry55

Yes.

In college it's "all flagrant 2 fouls are automatic DQ + ejection."

Worth noting here that ejections in NFHS games are not usually included with players because they are minors (liability issue to have them off on their own). If an individual does need to leave the visual confines to avoid an escalating situation, he/she should be supervised by an adult for the remainder of the game.

I've always known this to be true, and I know its been a discussion on this board in the last month or so, but do you know where in the rule book this is cited? Was looking for it the other day when I explained it to a fellow official, but I couldn't find where it actually says that.