Basketball Referee

Can a referee eject a coach with a second technical after the game is over?

Asked by Eric_nakagawa@yahoo almost 8 years ago

Well, the game is final when the officials leave the confines of the game. Since any post game technicals will not affect the score, they are not enforceable. So poor behavior after the game is under the purview of state specific rules or bylaws.

It is a player technical foul to

Asked by NARDSR about 7 years ago

If a game can’t be finished because of power failure and there is time on the clock, what is the rule?

Asked by Nick about 8 years ago

I believe state rules and bylaws differ on this. Some states allow protests and replays, some do not.

a player throws a 'pass to himself' off the backboard. assuming it does not hit the rim, and that he takes more than 2 steps before shooting, shouldn't this be a traveling violation?

Asked by petermeadow about 8 years ago

In NFHS rules a player can retrieve the ball even if it does not touch the ring or backboard as long as the shot was a legitimate try for a basket. However, the backboard is like the floor when there is no shot, so in your scrnario it would be travelling because it was not a legit shot at the basket.

The ball is being inbounded in a high school game. The inbound pass is tipped and goes out of bounds and the official fails to start the clock with his signal. This results in no time off the clock.How much time, if any, should be taken off the clock

Asked by Sonny Harmon almost 8 years ago

It depends. Did the tipped ball stay in bounds before exiting or did it got directly out of bounds?

wow....you are not allowed to put a hand in an opponent's face but you are allowed to fake a pass into their face!!! that needs to be looked at by the rules committee..thanks for your answer

Asked by midd44 almost 8 years ago

You are welcome!

I'm watching a close game and the trailing team starts to foul the winning team. My question is why do the players wait until the ball is in the court to foul? Is it not possible to foul, say, the inbounder before he passes the ball in?

Asked by BearGryllz5 over 7 years ago

If the ball is dead there is no common foul. The ball is live when it is,at gge disposal of tge throw in player. I think teams wait so it looks less intentional.