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Originally posted by Ralph Stubenthal
Mark, that ain't so. The word flagrant simply means he gets tossed. A flagrant technical means ejection and 2 shots, ball back at division line. A flagrant intentional means ejection, 2 or 3 shots, and ball back at point of foul.
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Here's the problem - there's no such thing as a "flagrant intentional."
A foul must be, at the least, personal or technical.
On top of a personal or technical designation, you can add qualifiers such as "flagrant," "common," "intentional," "player-control," etc. (within limits, of course - obviously you can't have a common technical foul).
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full explaination of all this, see thread 5469 -
http://www.officialforum.com/showthr...?threadid=5469 - I think most everyone here has beaten this issue into the ground.
