[Adam]

Camron. You are right. If you see the player enter the court, you whistle it dead and immediately nail him. What I’m saying is, if you don’t see him come in, the rules allow for us to call two T’s. Do we? Not 99.9% of the time.
The same goes for calling multiple fouls. The rules allow for it on a good number of the fouls we call in the paint, but we don’t do it because the punishment wouldn’t fit the crime. The only instance where I would consider calling two T’s on a player running onto the court and proceeding to play is an end of game situation like this thread started with.
My point is not that this should be called regularly. My point is simply that the rules allow for it in this situation. I have yet to see anyone show me a rule that states otherwise.