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Originally posted by ChuckElias
I honestly am not sure how this would be handled in NCAA/Fed. I don't think that there's any rule or case play that even comes close to the situation we're talking about. I'll have to go dig through my Fed book now under Rule 10. My guess is that you can only call a technical foul. (Although it's contact during a live ball. But how could you call a personal foul on a substitute?) Tough question! Hope the NBA answer will tide you over for now 
Chuck [/B]
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I think that this is one of the few cases when you would have to invoke R2-3.I think you have to have a flagrant T on the person who interfered,particulary because of the seriousness of the act.I think that any league would back that up,to stop it from happening again.I also think I'd count the basket if it went in.The only question in my mind is what to do if the basket didn't go-whether to award it or award 3 FT's like a normal foul.