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Originally Posted by bob jenkins
I agree with this.
And, there are two quesions (at least) on the test:
A Flagrant 2 Contact T can occur during a live ball (I have False)
A Flagrant 2 Personal can occur during a dead ball (I have True).
I'm "sure" those are the correct interps -- but they (especially the latter) don't seem to quite jibe with the written rule.
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You might want to reconsider one of your answers.
The reality, though, is that one of them is correct (a Flagrant 2 contact technical foul can only be during a dead ball) and one is not -- despite the language of the definition: "A flagrant 2 personal foul (occurs) while the ball is live."
The exception for the flagrant 2 contact technical is, indeed, misplaced.
When an airborne shooter commits a flagrant foul after the ball is dead (as after a dunk, but before returning to the floor), the exception says that is not a technical foul. But it is a flagrant personal foul for contact during a dead ball, which Rule 29-2.6.d says is not possible.
I think the test wants an "exact knowledge" of the printed definition.