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Originally Posted by bob jenkins

No, it can't.

Since the ball was live, and it was a contact foul, it's personal.

It might be an intentional personal ("x" signal; 2 Fts by fouled player, ball at spot nearest foul).

It might be a flagrant personal (no specified signal, 2 FTs by any eligible team member; ball at spot nearest foul).

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

bob's right, it does have to be either flagrant or intentional; not both. Different penalties. It is, however, personal. The difference is the fouled player has to shoot the FTs (or her sub), and the ball is taken out at the spot nearet the foul.

No, the difference is that the offender is disqualified on a flagrant personal foul. The rest is the same as an intentional personal.

Originally Posted by Juulie Downs

After I entered that, I started re-thinking it so I went and looked it up. I can't find a reference that says either/or, but then I can't find anything that says I'm right either. I'm sure you're right, since I've never known you to be otherwise. But can you give me some rule references?

Actually, bob is not fully correct this time. I've highlighted the part of his post which is incorrect. The rest is good though.