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Originally Posted by w_sohl
A1 drives to the hoop and is fouled in the act of shooting by B1. During the action B2 had set up before A1 was airborne in the path of the shooter and was subsequently ran into by A1.
Do we have a false double foul here and how is it administered?
My thoughts are we:
1) Report both fouls on A1 and B1
2) A1 does not get to shoot because of the charge and
3) B ball out of bounds (or do we go arrow)
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False double. No basket, award 2 shots (or 3 in the very odd case of behind the arc).
1. Yes.
2. A1 was fouled shooting. S/he gets 2 shots.
3. See JR's response.
A's PC foul merely means that s/he cannot score a basket on the play.
Unlike Rut's bad advice, call it is that is what it is! If A1 is pushed into B1, don't call the PC, but if there's a hack on the arm while A1 is going up, and A1 charges right into B1, you should call it. I've had this happen once. Totally the correct call. Don't be afraid to have the nuts to call this!