NFHS Edition
Excellent Quiz by Goht Van Der Brink.
Q1: Holding or moving a hand(s) in front of the face of a player who has the ball is legal.
Q2: Holding or waving hands near the eye in front of the face of a player who does not have the ball is legal.
Q3: What kind of technical foul is assessed when B1, who fouled A1, does not wait until A1’s first free throw is complete before leaving the court? After the official reports the foul, B1, upset with the call, sits at the end of Team B’s bench.
Q4: If a player is disqualified, injured, or directed to leave the game, how many seconds does the head coach have to provide a substitute?
Q5: How many seconds is a player allowed to address minor blood on their body or uniform without having to leave the game?
Answers:
Q1: False This action is unsporting conduct and results in a player technical foul.
(C.B. 10.4.6 Situation A)
Q2: False Holding or waving hands near the eye with the intent to obstruct an opponent’s vision is unsporting conduct and results in a player technical foul.
(10-4-6c,d; C.B. 10.4.6 Situation A)
Q3: Player Technical Foul. This is an unsporting act for leaving the court without authorization to demonstrate disgust. ( 3-3-3, 10-4-6i; C.B 10.4.6 Situation C)
Q4: 15 seconds (10-6-2)
Q5: 20 seconds (:3-3-7, NFHS Rule Change 2024-2025)
Excellent Quiz by Goht Van Der Brink.
Q1: Holding or moving a hand(s) in front of the face of a player who has the ball is legal.
Q2: Holding or waving hands near the eye in front of the face of a player who does not have the ball is legal.
Q3: What kind of technical foul is assessed when B1, who fouled A1, does not wait until A1’s first free throw is complete before leaving the court? After the official reports the foul, B1, upset with the call, sits at the end of Team B’s bench.
Q4: If a player is disqualified, injured, or directed to leave the game, how many seconds does the head coach have to provide a substitute?
Q5: How many seconds is a player allowed to address minor blood on their body or uniform without having to leave the game?
Answers:
Q1: False This action is unsporting conduct and results in a player technical foul.
(C.B. 10.4.6 Situation A)
Q2: False Holding or waving hands near the eye with the intent to obstruct an opponent’s vision is unsporting conduct and results in a player technical foul.
(10-4-6c,d; C.B. 10.4.6 Situation A)
Q3: Player Technical Foul. This is an unsporting act for leaving the court without authorization to demonstrate disgust. ( 3-3-3, 10-4-6i; C.B 10.4.6 Situation C)
Q4: 15 seconds (10-6-2)
Q5: 20 seconds (:3-3-7, NFHS Rule Change 2024-2025)
