[CompSci87]

So what does it mean when the Washington player gets two free throws with the Stanford players all shunted off to the other end of the court?  Isn't that what a technical looks like?  Or is this some other kind of foul that merely looks exactly like a technical but isn't?

At the game the PA announcer called it an unsportsmanlike foul. But that's the FIBA term.  Unless the NCAA changed it recently, college ball still calls it a flagrant 1, as the NBA does. Wikipedia gives a summary here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flagrant_foul

The penalty is similar to a college technical, two shots and possession. The Wikipedia article says it counts as both a personal and technical foul. So those calling it a T were technically  :P at least partly right.

Also, I was wrong to mention "excessive" contact as part of a flagrant 1. That would be a flagrant 2.

[CompSci87]

So what does it mean when the Washington player gets two free throws with the Stanford players all shunted off to the other end of the court?  Isn't that what a technical looks like?  Or is this some other kind of foul that merely looks exactly like a technical but isn't?

At the game the PA announcer called it an unsportsmanlike foul. But that's the FIBA term.  Unless the NCAA changed it recently, college ball still calls it a flagrant 1, as the NBA does. Wikipedia gives a summary here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flagrant_foul

The penalty is similar to a college technical, two shots and possession. The Wikipedia article says it counts as both a personal and technical foul. So those calling it a T were technically  :P at least partly right.

Also, I was wrong to mention "excessive" contact as part of a flagrant 1. That would be a flagrant 2.