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APPENDIX IV / FOUL/PENALTY CHART115 FOUL/PENALTY CHART (APPENDIX IV) Foul Name Ball Status Description Penalty Charged to Resumption of Play Count toward DQ Count for bonus Count toward ejection Multiple Live Two or more opponents commit personal fouls against the same opponent at approximately the same time. One free throw for each foul: 1.No try involved 2. Successful or unsuccessful 2-pt. try 3. Successful 3-pt. try. Player Administer free throw penalty. For teamcontrol fouls or flagrant fouls, throw-in from designated spot. Yes Yes No Two free throws for each foul: 1.flagrant 1 or flagrant 2 foul 2. Unsuccessful 3-pt. try False Multiple Live or dead Two or more fouls by the same team such that the last foul is committed before the game clock is started after it is stopped for the first and such that at least one of the attributes of a multiple foul is absent. Each foul carries its own penalty. Player, bench personnel or follower When the last foul is a single flagrant technical, a single contact dead ball technical, or (women) administrative technical for excessive timeouts, the ball shall be put into play as though the last foul were the only one administered. When one of the fouls is a single or double technical (not flagrant) or any double personal or simultaneous personal foul, point of interruption. Yes Yes No False Double Live or dead Fouls by both teams, the second occurring before the game clock is started after it is stopped for the first but an aspect of double fouls is missing Each fouls carries its own penalty. Player, bench personnel or follower When the last foul is a single flagrant technical, a single contact dead ball technical, or (women) administrative technical for excessive timeouts, the ball shall be put into play as though the last foul were the only one administered. Yes Yes No When one of the fouls is a single or double technical (not flagrant) or any double personal or simultaneous personal foul, point of interruption.
Appendix V Major Rules Differences 2011-12 MAJOR BASKETBALL RULES DIFFERENCES (Men’s and Women’s) ITEM NFHS NCAA Blood/Contacts Player with blood directed to leave game (may remain with charged timeout); player with lost/ irritated contacts may remain in the game with reasonable time to correct Women – Player with blood or lost/ irritated contact may remain in game if remedied within 20 seconds or charged timeout Men – Same as Women, except allows a reasonable time to correct contact lens Coaching Box Size Loss of Use Delay-of-Game Warnings Disqualification/ Ejection Players/Bench Personnel Player Participates after DQ Double Foul State option, 14-foot box maximum If coach is charged with any technical foul One warning for any of four delay-of-game situations; subsequent delay for any of four – technical foul Disqualification – Fifth personal Ejection – Single flagrant; second technical Direct technical foul charged to head coach Point of interruption for all double fouls Extends from 28-foot mark to end line No rule One warning for each delay-of-game situation; subsequent delay for that situation – technical foul Men – Same as NFHS, except ejection on 2nd Class A or 3rd Class B technical foul Women – Same as NFHS Men – Flagrant 2 technical foul charged to offender; also Class A to head coach Women – Flagrant 2 technical to offender Point of interruption for all double fouls unless one of the fouls is a flagrant foul Fighting Ejection Ejection. One game suspension followed by season suspension – team and coaches NOTE: These differences do not include court markings; equipment; length of periods, game and overtime; officials’ signals and mechanics, etc. 116
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