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Pre-Game Technical Foul for Dunking

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The T is assessed to the bench/coach and the coach has to sit the whole game.

 

That is correct.

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Is there a jump ball or does opponent get possession?

 

No jump ball. Opposing team is awarded ball at division line and arrow points opposite.

 

Is it a bench technical assessed to the head coach or is it on the player?

 

T counts as a personal foul for player who dunked and indirect to bench.

 

Does it count as a personal foul also?

 

Yes

 

 

Teams have (generally) 5 minutes prior to a crew taking the floor...throw down all you want up to that point.....BTW, touching or grasping the rim is not required to be a "dunk"....

What is required to be a dunk?

Perhaps the dumbest rule in Kentucky high school basketball.

 

Is it just a Kentucky rule?

What is required to be a dunk?

 

the driving, forcing, pushing or attempting to force a ball through the basket with the hand(s).” A player does not have to touch the rim for it to be considered a dunk.

Is it just a Kentucky rule?

 

NFHS rule

the driving, forcing, pushing or attempting to force a ball through the basket with the hand(s).” A player does not have to touch the rim for it to be considered a dunk.
I guess dunking with your feet is ok. lol

I love that the rims are sturdy and won't break before the refs come out or after the game tips. But they are preciously fragile during the 15 minutes when the refs come out :lol2:

It saves TONS of kids from embarrassment as the crowd starts walking in. I think they need a rule where clunky 4's and 5's can't shoot three's in warmups...some of those are a danger to society.

Personally, I think they should put a trampoline by the goal and encourage dunking.

Personally, I think they should put a trampoline by the goal and encourage dunking.

 

I miss SlamBall too.

I got called for a missed dunk attempt my sophomore year in JV warmups at Campbell County. My coach making fun of me may have been worse than getting the T.

 

I like how my sophomore year of college they changed the rules so that dunking is now permitted in warmups (at least in the NCAA).

I've seen some refs blow their whistle when entering the gym to let the teams know they are coming. Most teams usually have a coach keeping a look out for the refs also.

Perhaps the dumbest rule in Kentucky high school basketball.

 

Very stupid rule.

 

While the rule may be very stupid. One might ask, how stupid can a kid be to try to dunk when he knows he is not allowed?

While the rule may be very stupid. One might ask, how stupid can a kid be to try to dunk when he knows he is not allowed?

 

It's a time honored tradition to miss as many dunks as you can before the refs come walking in.

I've seen some refs blow their whistle when entering the gym to let the teams know they are coming. Most teams usually have a coach keeping a look out for the refs also.

 

Varsity Assistant's primary pre-game responsibility: Don't let players do stupid stuff in pre-game warm ups....

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