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Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee
No advantage---> no intentional foul....in this case. Note that the definition of an intentional foul in rule 4-19-3 says that it neutralizes an opponent's obvious advantageous position. That can't happen when the official is still holding on to the ball.
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As you know, an intentional foul can also be called for excessive contact. That's the provision that would be applied to dead ball contact.
And if excessively excessive, it might even be flagrant.
