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As Mark as said in his post, unless, A1 was already in the act of shooting B2's contact with A2 causes the ball to be dead with the contact. Hopefully A1 was real quick going down the court and the official could say that A1 was in the act of shooting when the foul occurred and continuous motion will apply. Then the official only has to determine whether B2's person foul against A2 (remember, this was a contact foul while the ball was live so it has to be a personal foul and not a technical foul) was a common, intentional, or flagrant foul.
MTD, Sr.
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