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Does any foul have to be intentionally committed in order to call it?? By what rule? This is NCAA, not NFHS and the applicable rule (NCAA 10-3-1d) has already been posted elsewhere. I wonder if you would say the same thing after you've been through a fight. |
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Yeah, there's a difference in threshold for sure. Two players are crossing during a timeout and one deliberately bumps the other one. Probably a common foul during the live play, maybe even incidental, but I'm not ignoring this during a dead ball. Gotta use common sense at times, and I think dead ball contact is one of those times.
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ART. 7 A player shall not: Intentionally or flagrantly contacting (sic) an opponent when the ball is dead and such contact is not a personal foul. Nowhere in the rule book does it state that dead ball "intentional" equals the actions that would be "intentional" if the ball were live.
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I would say my most called technical is dead-ball contact, but this doesn't rise to that level, especially after seeing the replay.
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I would disagree with ruling it a dead ball contact technical, but can see justification. I do not see any justification for ruling this unsporting behavior. |
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NCAA 10-3, page 92: Section 3. CLASS A Unsporting Technical Infractions Art. 1. A player or substitute committing an unsportsmanlike act including, but not limited to, the following: a. Disrespectfully addressing an official or gesturing in such a manner as to indicate resentment. b. Using profanity or vulgarity; taunting, baiting or ridiculing another player or bench personnel; or pointing a finger at or making obscene gestures toward another player or bench personnel. c. Inciting undesirable crowd reaction. d. Contacting an opponent, while the ball is dead, in an unnecessary, unacceptable and excessive manner. e. Flagrantly (severe or extreme) contacting an opponent while the ball is dead. f. A flagrant noncontact infraction that involves extreme, sometimes persistent, vulgar, abusive conduct when the ball is dead or live. g. Participating after having been disqualified (noncontact flagrant 2 technical). h. Leaving the playing court and going into the stands when a fight may break out or has broken out (flagrant noncontact infraction). i. Fighting as in Rule 10-5. j. Disrespectfully contacting an official |
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As I said, do as you wish. That's the beautiful thing about the word "interpretation". And obviously you are only speaking of NFHS, as the NCAA citations clearly show your opinion is not correct for that venue.
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Are you giving the ball back to the team that traveled in this situation or are you going POI? There IS a difference. |
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say this play in NFHS. So travel, then dead ball contact that you deem excessive and a T is called. Is it two fts and the ball for the team that traveled. Or two fts and the ball back the Georgetown team(assuming this is High school). |
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