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Originally posted by Nevadaref
The thread which JefftheRef started concerning the penalties for all cases of intentional personal fouls made me think of a situation which one rarely sees, but occurred in this year's NCAA tournament. I don't recall which game.
On the first shot of a 1-and-1 free throw situation a foul was called on one of the players struggling for rebounding position along the lane. The free throw was made.
I was a bit surprised to see this call made and only recall making it myself once in seven years. I was happy to see the officials correctly administer the remaining free throw with the lane cleared and then penalize the foul. I don't recall whether they went to the other end and shot free throws or if that team was not yet in the penalty and was just awarded the ball OOB.
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Okay, now I've never done ANY NCAA rules, including in any summer leagues, or anything, so I could be wrong here, but I thought in NCAA you wouldn't shoot the last 1-and-1 until the "new" foul was taken care of, and then go back to the POI and finisl. Or does that only apply to technicals?