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Any time a coach loses the use of the coaching box, it must be reported using the form below ... use the address below and file a report. Thanks! http://www.wiaawi.org/officialscenter/basketball/coachingboxform.html (this link is available on the WIAA Officials Center .. Basketball Page ...) Loss of Coaching Box Dunking during Pre-Game Warmups Assistant Coach Receives a Technical Foul Player - 1 technical foul Team - 1 team foul - 1 personal foul Head Coach - 1 indirect technical foul Team - 1 team foul Assistant Coach - 1 direct technical foul Head Coach - Indirect technical Coaching Box - Lost for rest of game. Coaching Box - Lost for entire game. * Shoot 2 free throws, ball awarded to opponent * Start game with 2 free throws, ball awarded to at division line. opponent at division line. Bench Personnel Receives a Technical Foul Player Technical for Unsportsmanlike Conduct Player - 1 personal foul Player - 1 technical foul Team - 1 team foul - 1 personal foul Head Coach - 1 indirect technical foul Team - 1 team foul Coaching Box - Lost for rest of game. Head Coach - Maintains use of box. * Shoot 2 free throws, ball awarded to opponent * Shoot 2 free throws, ball awarded to opponent at division line. at division line. Administrative Technical Head Coach Receives a Technical Foul (Excessive time-outs, roster error, player number Team - 1 team foul error) Head Coach - 1 direct technical foul Player - Nothing Coaching Box - Lost for rest of game. Team - 1 team foul * Shoot 2 free throws, ball awarded to opponent Head Coach - Maintains use of box. at division line. * Shoot 2 free throws, ball awarded to opponent at division line..

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