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Originally Posted by ChrisSportsFan
A1 gets a D rebound and is immediatly surrounded. She swings her elbows wildly and connects with B1. I'm lead and get a quick whistle and close in. B1 recovers her balance and gives a big shove back. Whistle back in mouth, blow blow blow, and everyone separates.
By rule, both players are ejected and we did not shoot any freethrows but what do you do with the ball? After this gets kicked around here, I'll pass along what we did.
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By rule, you were wrong.
If you ejected both players, you
have to call it the following way:
1) Flagrant personal foul on A1 for the elbow. That foul call makes the ball dead.
-this is followed by -
2) A flagrant technical foul on B1 for the retaliation.
False double foul. Penalize the fouls in the order that they occurred. B1's sub shoots 2 FT's first. Then any A player(s) shoot the 2 technical FT's. The lanes are empty on all FT's. Team A gets the ball for a spot throw-in at center after the FT's for B1's flagrant technical foul.
It's a real stretch in situations like this if you called it a double fighting foul imo.
Btw, if B1 just shoved and didn't swing, then personally I'd just call a "T" on her instead of the flagrant "T". I kinda like to make sure the instigator is the one getting nailed in these situations, if I can.