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Originally Posted by cdoug
It's "false" because the fouls don't happen at approximately the same time but yet the second needs to be penalized because it's intentional or flagrant. Right?  |
And because it's a false double foul, we penalize the fouls in the order they occur. So in the example I gave above, we'd shoot the free throw(s) for B1's foul, with the lane cleared. No rebounding.
Because we then have to shoot the 2 free throws for A1's technical foul (dead ball contact). And then we'd give the ball to Team B for a throw-in at midcourt.
With a true double foul (two opponents fouling each other at the same time), we record the fouls, but we simply resume play at the point of interruption. No free throws.
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Thanks for the heads-up on the Rule Book references vs. the Case Book references. Sorry for the incorrect notations.
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Please, please, please. Don't be sorry. It's not a big deal at all. I didn't say it to make you feel bad. I just want you to be able to look up future rule/case citations without confusion.