Basketball Question # 5,

[Lighthouse]

Which of the following are true if a head coach is ejected in the first half of a game?

A. The head coach may remain in the bench area.
B. The head coach shall report to the locker room and must leave the vicinity of the playing court and floor area.
C. The head coach may watch the remainder of the game from the stands if he or she is not causing any further problems.
D. The head coach may coach the players in the locker room during the halftime intermission.

[gerntz]

B, dunno on D.

[KevinHall]

B and D sounds good.

[Chaz]

I'll say B,donno bout D

[TrueblueCATfan]

Which of the following are true if a head coach is ejected in the first half of a game?

A. The head coach may remain in the bench area.
B. The head coach shall report to the locker room and must leave the vicinity of the playing court and floor area.
C. The head coach may watch the remainder of the game from the stands if he or she is not causing any further problems.
D. The head coach may coach the players in the locker room during the halftime intermission.

I will go with B

[UKBoo]

B and he\she is done for the night until the game is over.

[40bill]

I believe it's b

[Lighthouse]

The Correct Answer to Basketball Question # 5 is,

B & D for NCAA, and B for HS.

RULE 4; Definitions.

Section 14. Ejection
Art. 1. Ejection is the act of immediate dismissal of an individual from
participation in a game because of a specific infraction of the rules.
a. In addition to being disqualified, an individual who is ejected shall leave
the playing court and floor area and report to his team’s locker room until
the game is over.

[gerntz]

Lh, don't see where B. states that coach can't coach in locker room. Seems quiet on the subject. I.e., if rule doesn't say he can't, then I'd take he can such that now I don't see where D. adds anything to the discussion.

[Lighthouse]

Lh, don't see where B. states that coach can't coach in locker room. Seems quiet on the subject. I.e., if rule doesn't say he can't, then I'd take he can such that now I don't see where D. adds anything to the discussion.

True. If the rule doesn't anything to prevent him from coaching, then it's OK. Remember, these questions are taken from the test each official takes, and an answer like D, is there for a reason.

[gerntz]

True. If the rule doesn't anything to prevent him from coaching, then it's OK. Remember, these questions are taken from the test each official takes, and an answer like D, is there for a reason.

Don't see why both D & B are there since both allow the same thing.

[Lighthouse]

Remember, I don't make the rules or the test, I just post them as written.