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Originally Posted by dsqrddgd909
Wow, +1. Now I have to do 2 things. Re-read (and this time truly understand) rule 4 and pray I don't get this situation until I do.
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Some people find it easier to go on principles rather than enumerated lists of possibilities....I do....and it is a lot easier to learn basic principles than to memorize a million variations of case plays. Yet, some people (not you) insist on a case play for every possibility.
Basic principles...
- the ball remains live until the try ends (made or missed) when a foul other than player control foul occurs after the release (or a defensive foul occurs after the shooting motion begins).
- contact fouls during a live ball are personal fouls.
- contact fouls during a dead ball are (generally) technical fouls.
- a double foul happens at approximately the same time
- double fouls effectively offset (but are still recorded as if they were individual fouls).
That is all you need to know to resolve all of the above scenarios.