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Originally Posted by twocentsworth
" . . . your judgement needs to improve on which battles to pick....this is not one of them,"
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. . . said the opposing coach whose player missed the free throw.
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BTW, I'm still trying to settle the question: if the disconcertion is committed by bench personnel such that it merits a call, must the penalty be a T for unsporting conduct, or would the penalty be a substitute free throw as per 9-1-3c whereby "No opponent" includes bench personnel as well as players on the floor?
I've squeezed by rulebook and casebook like a sponge, and I can't find anything that would preclude calling a violation on the bench personnel in this instance. The only thing opposing that is the apparent sentiment that a violation cannot ever be called on a non-player(s) which I also cannot find.
Any further definitive conclusions to share beyond what was given in the previously hijacked thread?