
Thu Feb 26, 2026, 12:54pm
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Delayed Whistle ...
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Originally Posted by FlasherZ
Assuming that B had already been warned... why wouldn't you have an immediate whistle in the case with warnings already issued and B1 flopped while A1 is trying to drive past him? This is no longer a warning situation where you let play progress. Any member of A shoots, gets the ball at half-court. Or what am I missing?
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PLAY While defending ball handler A‑1, defender B‑1 fakes being fouled in the lane.
RULING: The officials need to determine when to stop play so that the
offensive team is not penalized for the B‑1’s actions. The ruling official
should display the faking-being-fouled signal and withhold their whistle
until Team A scores (which could include several attempts at the basket
after offensive rebounds), until Team B secures control of the ball, or any
other stoppage occurs. If this is Team B’s first faking‑being‑fouled infraction
of the game, Team B is issued a warning, and play resumes at the point
of interruption. If Team B had previously been warned for faking being
fouled, a team technical foul is charged to Team B. Team A is awarded two
free throws, plus the ball for a division‑line throw‑in, opposite the table.
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