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Originally Posted by Dan_ref
Why not?
The rules define double personal fouls and double technical fouls.
A personal foul might be intentional.
A technical foul might be intentional.
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Speaking NFHS rules only, 4-19 defines all the various kinds of fouls. While an intentional foul is defined in terms of being a personal or technical foul, it is a different kind of foul altogether. It is the same situation for a player control foul; it is defined in terms of being a common foul, but is an altogether different type. Being different types of fouls, they even have their own penalties, seperate from common, personal or technical fouls.
Now the reason I bring up the analogy with the player control foul is that there are some well known rather distinctive cases in the case book that arise because a PC foul is not, in fact,
just a common foul. Like the one where B1 fouls A1, then A1 plows into B2.
In the same way, an intentional foul is not, in fact,
just a personal or technical foul.