1. A-2 shoots a free throw that was entitled to A-1. There was no misunderstanding on the shooter. The shooters were switched after a time out. The Head Coach of Team A should be charged with a Direct Technical Foul? T-F.
2. A-1 attempts a try for goal and returns to the floor on one foot. B-1 fouls A-1 once A-1 returns to the floor on one foot. The try is successful and Team A is in the single bonus. Handle the situation?
3. A-1 attempts a “3” point shot and is fouled by B-1. The foul is an intentional personal foul. The try is successful. Handle the Situation?
4. Can a team play with “1” player if they have an opportunity to win the game? Yes or No.
5. A-1 attempts a try that is in flight, B-1 touches the ball on its upward flight and the game clock horn sounds. The try is successful. Does the basket count? Yes or No.
Answers
1. False- 10.4.6.f
2. The basket counts and A-1 will receive a one and one free throw. 4.1.1, 4.8.1a,
3. Basket counts, A-1 will receive “2” shots and the ball at the spot of the foul. 10.12. Penalty. 4
4. Yes- 3.1.1. Note.
5. Yes- 4.41.4.
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Sir, this comment comes from a 46-year official of both high school and college D1 and D2 levels…
I fought the officiating crew for not communicating before the time out who was to be the shooter upon the return to the free throw line, then possibly reviewing what was going to be occurring once the return to play began and then an additional check once the shooter stepped to the free throw line to accept the free throws.
If you’re going to penalize the coach how do you prove intent?!
I agree that there are protocols for making certain about who comes to the free throw line. The question here refers to who is charged with a technical foul. As the answer indicates, it is not the head coach but rather the player who tries to attempt free throws that he/she is not entitled to.
Sir, this comment comes from a 46-year official of both high school and college D1 and D2 levels…
I fought the officiating crew for not communicating before the time out who was to be the shooter upon the return to the free throw line, then possibly reviewing what was going to be occurring once the return to play began and then an additional check once the shooter stepped to the free throw line to accept the free throws.
If you’re going to penalize the coach how do you prove intent?!