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Originally posted by Self
As far as Flagrant Intentional I would disagree.If it is during a live ball and a player slugs another you have a intentioanl foul that is flagrant. By rule 4-19-3 an intentional foul can be personal or technical. In this case it is personal since it is a live ball. Then since you deem it flagrant, it is a flagrant intentional foul, intentional being the type of PERSONAL foul you have.[/B]
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Can't agree with your semantics,Self.Intentional foul is defined in R4-19-3 and flagrant foul in R4-19-4.They're two different and separate animals-and never the twain shall meet.You gotta call it one or the other.If you look at the "summary of penalties" on P65,#4 says "two free throws if intentional OR flagrant".