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Originally Posted by Nevadaref
You may wish to consult your NCAA rules book as flagrant fouls can be either personal or technical, but MUST be of one of those two types of fouls.
BTW instead of Flagrant 1 Technical NCAAM have Class A technicals for noncontact situations or contact dead ball technical for when there is. NCAAM does have a Flagrant 2 Tech.
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You might want to consult your NCAA rule book. The play in question occurred while the ball was LIVE and involved CONTACT therefore, the foul cannot be a flagrant technical foul, nor a class A technical foul.