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Originally Posted by BadNewsRef
Those aren't the only 2 ways to incur a multiple foul. 2 opponents illegally contacting an opponent at the same time occurs quite frequently over the course of a season. And in those cases you pick one and move on.
To say you haven't done the bolded portion would lead me to question your forthrightness on this subject.
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And you can do that AND follow the rules. Since ALL fouls are judgment calls with advantage/disadvantage concepts applied, does the one foul impart any more disadvantage than what was already imparted by the other. If not, was the other contact really a foul at all? Seems to me that, by rule, a second contact is not even likely to be a foul unless it is excessive. In that case, you don't really have a multiple foul, you have more.