Delgado from #beşiktaş:Technical Foul + Unsportsmanlike foul and Massa from #bourgenbresse: disqualifying foul
FIBA rule book on unsportsmanlike fouls:
Article 37 Unsportsmanlike foul 37.1 Definition 37.1.1 An unsportsmanlike foul is a player contact which, in the judgement of a referee is: • Contact with an opponent and not legitimately attempting to directly play the ball within the spirit and intent of the rules. • Excessive, hard contact caused by a player in an effort to play the ball or an opponent. • An unnecessary contact caused by the defensive player in order to stop the progress of the offensive team in transition. This applies until the offensive player starts his/her act of shooting. • An illegal contact caused by a player from behind or laterally on an opponent, who is progressing towards the opponent’s basket and with no opponents between the progressing player and the basket, and ▬ the progressing player is in control of the ball, or ▬ the progressing player is attempting to gain control of the ball, or ▬ the ball has been released on a pass to the progressing player. This applies until the offensive player starts his/her act of shooting.
FIBA rule book on disqualifying fouls:
Article 38 Disqualifying foul 38.1 Definition 38.1.1 A disqualifying foul is any flagrant unsportsmanlike action by players, substitutes, head coaches, assistant coaches, excluded players and accompanying delegation members. 38.1.2 A head coach who has received a disqualifying foul shall be replaced by the first assistant coach as entered on the scoresheet. If no first assistant coach is entered on the scoresheet, he/she shall be replaced by the captain (CAP). 38.2 Violence 38.2.1 Acts of violence may occur during the game, contrary to the spirit of sportsmanship and fair play. These should be stopped immediately by the referees and, if necessary, by public order enforcement officers. 38.2.2 Whenever acts of violence occur involving players on the court or in its vicinity, the referees shall take the necessary action to stop them. 38.2.3 Any of the above persons who are guilty of flagrant acts of aggression on opponents or referees shall be disqualified. The crew chief must report the incident to the organising body of the competition. 38.2.4 Public order enforcement officers may enter the court only if requested to do so by the referees. However, should spectators enter the court with the obvious intention of committing acts of violence, the public order enforcement officers must intervene immediately to protect the teams and referees. 38.2.5 All areas beyond the floor or its vicinity, including entrances, exits, hallways, dressing rooms, etc., come under the jurisdiction of the organising body of the competition and the public order enforcement officers. 38.2.6 Physical actions by players or any person permitted to sit on the team bench, which could lead to damaging of game equipment, must not be permitted by the referees. When behaviour of this nature is observed by the referees, the head coach of the offending team shall be given a warning. Should the action(s) be repeated, a technical or even disqualifying foul shall immediately be called against the individual(s) involved.
27 сен 2024
