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Originally Posted by RookieDude
We were having a few brown pops last night, after the games, and one of my buddies said that he had a shot clock "issue".
A1 with an attempt...while the try was in flight, the shot clock horn went off...then the ball lodged between the rim and the backboard.
He simply went with Possession Arrow, which was Team A's, and away they went. (No shot clock violation, because the ball hit the rim when it lodged)
Everyone at our table agreed with that call.
Then he had a scenario that was a split decision...
A1 goes up for a try...B1 fouls A1 while A1 is airborne...the attempt goes in.
The official calls a foul on B1 and counts the basket. After the basket goes...A1 and B1 shove each other...the official calls a double T on A1 and B1.
Watta ya got?
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This is an easy one RD. All double fouls go to the point of interruption. In this case, the POI will be the one free throw for A1 with players lining up in the lane.
How was this a split decision? What was the opposing argument? 
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