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Originally Posted by Snaqwells
I'm thinking this should be an intentional personal foul. 4-19-3e doesn't make an exception for a player who just made a layup.
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I started to think about B1 being still inbounds after retrieving the ball versus having obtained it and already moved OOB for the throw-in.
Despite the rule change for this season, I'd only call a foul in this case if the thrower was out-of-bounds, and then I would call an intentional personal foul.
The reason is that I would consider the ball to still be dead and not have started my throw-in count until B1 got OOB, thus the contact described would be ignored by rule, if it occurred during this dead-ball period following the goal. I wouldn't consider the action to warrant an intentional or flagrant contact technical based upon what the OP wrote.
However, once the ball is live that personal foul contact must be called and by rule must be deemed an intentional personal foul.