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Originally Posted by phansen
A1 is on a break away lay up. B1 is chasing from behind. As A1 goes up for the layup, B1 reaches down with both hands to A1's shorts and attempts to pull them down. B1 doesn't get a good enough tug and A1 scores the basket.
I counted the basket and gave B1 a technical foul. Opposing coach wanted an intentional foul which I don't think is right.
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Coach was right; you were wrong.
A live-ball contact foul has to be a
personal foul of some kind by definition. See Rule 4-19-1. You have your choice of a common, shooting, intentional or flagrant personal foul. An intentional personal foul seems like the best option to me as the player wasn't making a legitimate attempt to play the ball(Rule 4-19-3).
Technical fouls are defined under rule 4-19-5. Note that live-ball technical fouls are by definition a
non-contact foul by a player(R4-19-5).
Shoot 2 FT's with no one lined up and team A then gets a throw-in at the closest spot to B1's foul.
Rules rulz!