Following a timeout at 5:48 of the second period, Team A inbounds the ball, and it is discovered at 5:43 that Team B had only four players on the court. Which of the following is TRUE?
Team B will be assessed a non-unsportsmanlike technical foul. Play shall resume at the point of interruption with the clocks remaining at 5:43.
As the game clock is winding down to end the second period, A1 attempts a three-point field goal prior to the expiration of the game clock. The officials call goaltending on B5, and the game clock runs to zeroes. At replay for a clock malfunction, it is seen that (1) B5 did NOT touch the ball, A5 did, and (2) the touch by A5 occurred with 0.3 on the game clock. The ruling of goaltending will be overturned to basket interference on A5. The game clock will be reset to 0.3 and Team B will inbound the ball at the free throw line extended.
False
During a review for a Coach’s Challenge of an out-of-bounds violation, the Replay Center Official, instead of the on-court Crew Chief, will determine whether a proximate foul should have been called.
True
With 6:26 remaining in the fourth period, A1 is dribbling the ball in the backcourt when B1 commits a foul with 21 on the shot clock. This is Team B’s third team foul. During the dead ball, B1 is assessed a technical foul for a physical taunt. As the Lead official is preparing to hand the ball to the shooter for the technical foul, A5 is assessed a technical foul. How is play resumed?
Since the technical fouls occurred in the same dead ball period, they will be treated as double technical fouls. No free throws will be attempted. Team A will inbound the ball in the backcourt with the shot clock reset to 24.
At 1:28 of the fourth period, with 14 on the shot clock, A1 is attempting a throw-in on the baseline. B1, who is guarding the throw-in, breaks the plane and touches A1. This is Team B’s first delay. This is a delay of game technical foul.
True
As A1 attempts a three-point field goal, A5 commits a loose ball foul against B5 after the successful field goal is released. This is Team A’s first team foul. The basket is scored, and Team B will inbound the ball on the baseline with all privileges.
True
On A1’s final free throw attempt, A4 vacates his lane space more than 3 feet from the lane line before the ball is released. A1’s attempt is successful. This is a free throw violation on A4, and no points can be scored.
True
With 10:29 remaining in the period and 19 on the shot clock, A1 is dribbling the ball in the backcourt when B1 causes a held ball. Believing he was fouled, A1 throws the ball with force into the spectator stands and is assessed a technical foul and ejected from the game. Which of the following is the correct procedure?
Team B’s head coach shall select from Team A’s bench the jumper. The shot clock shall remain at 19.
Following a made free throw, B1 fouls A1 prior to the release of A3’s throw-in. This is an away-from-the-play foul. Any player in the game for Team A will attempt one free throw and will inbound the ball on the baseline with all privileges.
True
A transition scoring opportunity must exist in order to have a clear-path-to-the-basket foul.
True
A1 is assessed his second technical foul when he directs profanity at the Crew Chief. On his way to the locker room, A1 punches B1. No penalty can be assessed since A1 is already ejected. The incident will be reported to the League Office.
True
The shot clock shall remain the same as when play was interrupted or reset to 14 seconds, whichever is greater, anytime the following occurs:
-Infection control
-Kicked or punched ball by the defensive team with the ball being inbounded in the offensive team’s frontcourt
-Defensive three-second violation
-Delay-of-game warnings on the defensive team
-All of the Above
All of the Above
A1 is attempting a free throw which is to be followed by another free throw. B1 yells to a teammate. This is disconcertion on B1. A1 will be awarded a substitute free throw regardless if the attempt is made or missed.
False
With 5:56 remaining in the fourth period, B1 intercepts a frontcourt pass from A1 to A2 and, as B2 continuously advances the ball with the dribble during a transition scoring opportunity, B2 is grabbed from behind by A2 (who did not make a legitimate play on the ball) as B1 crosses into Team B’s frontcourt on the left side of the court. At the time of the foul, A3 is slightly ahead of B1 on the far-right side of the court, but A3 probably would be unable to position himself between B1 and the basket before B1 has the opportunity to score. This is a clear path foul.
False
At 10:09 of the third period, A1 is attempting a throw-in on the baseline. Prior to the throw-in pass being released, B5 fouls A5. An away-from-the-play foul shall be called on B5.
True
A thrower-in shall not leave the designated throw-in spot which is one step to his left or right.
True
Team A inbounds at 1:24 of the second period and 24 on the shot clock. A1’s field goal attempt comes very close to the rim and the shot clock is not reset. A5 gets the rebound and the shot clock horn sounds just prior to him dunking the ball and an official whistles a shot clock violation after the ball is released. The Replay Center Official sees that A1’s field goal DID hit the rim and Team A should’ve gotten a 24-second reset. The Replay Center can overturn A5’s basket to a successful basket.
False
At 7:09 of the third period, A1 drives to the basket and is fouled by B1 in the act of shooting an unsuccessful two-point field goal. Following this foul, an altercation ensues where A1, B1, A3, and B8 (who is on the bench) are assessed fighting fouls following instant replay confirmation. Which of the following is TRUE?
A) Team B’s head coach will select the shooter from Team A’s bench to attempt the free throws for A1 (who was ejected).
B)Both teams will be given two team fouls.
C) B8 cannot be assessed a fighting foul since he was not in the game.
D) Both A & C.
Team B’s head coach will select the shooter from Team A’s bench to attempt the free throws for A1 (who was ejected).
A player may dribble a second time if he lost control of the ball because of:
- a field goal attempt at his basket, provided the ball touches the backboard or basket ring.
- an opponent touching the ball.
- a pass or fumble which touches his backboard, basket ring, or is touched by another player.
- All of the Above
All of the Above
