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Originally posted by drinkeii
Here's my questions:
1) In the first event, B1 fouls A1 intentionally. Immediately following the first of the two foul shots, B2 generates a technical by taunting the ref. During the second of the two intentional foul shots, A2 swears at the second ref and generates a T. All of these fit under the false multiple or double foul situation, since none of them were simultaneous. We shot the A's second Intentional shot, A's two T shots, then went to the other end of the court to shoot B's T shots. We then gave posession to team B. They griped that it was a AP arrow inbound. The way I understand the rules, that is for simultaneous fouls - otherwise, it is handled in the order they occur. Was I correct?
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Yes, you were correct. These are not simulataneous fouls. Shoot the FTs for the fouls in the order in which they occur. Then give the ball to the last teams to shoot.
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(2) My partner called a violation on the throw-in for the ball hitting the net on the way in bounds. Is this correct? I thought so there, but after reading the rules, it seemed wrong.
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There's no violation for hitting the net, goal, or backboard, on a throw-in. It's only a violation if the thrower throws the ball through the basket.
For the nit pickers, you can violate by hitting the back of the backboard.
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All rules are NFHS... These guys were saying they didn't need to wait for the ball to hit the rim to move on foul shots, didn't have to occupy lane spaces correctly (one was standing on the neutral zone block completely!), and so forth. We were told they were following HS rules.
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Evidently, they thought they were playing by NCAA rules or the officials prior to you did not know the NFHS rules.
A few words of advice - You can't take any $hit when working adult rec leagues. If you do, they'll run over you. Don't give warnings, give T's. Don't argue the rules. You know them, they don't. Be consistent with your calls. Get in and get out. That's it.