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Originally posted by ChuckElias
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Originally posted by IREFU2
It could be deemed flagrant. Once again it would be a judgement called whether to call a "t" or violation. I guess you would have to be in the situation.
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The flagrant/non-flagrant point doesn't have anything to do with JR's comments. JR is trying to point out to you that if there is contact during a live ball, it's can't be a technical foul; it's a personal foul.
It can still be a flagrant personal foul. But it's personal, not technical.
Live ball contact = personal foul.
Dead ball contact or non-contact foul = technical foul.
That's all that JR is trying to say.
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Thanks for the clarification on this matter.