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Originally posted by bob jenkins
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Originally posted by mdray
After hunting for an answer to your question JR, I can't find your sitch. great question!
I'm leaning toward one big "do-over" after assessing the fouls. Not sure if even the original jumpers would have to re-jump.
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Doesn't 6-3-3f NOTE answer the question (at least for the double foul part)?
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I don't know whether it does or not,Bob.I really don't know whether this would cover both cases-double foul before and after the jump ended,but before possession was gained.If I remember right,in the casebook plays that used to be in the book,the 2 players who committed the double foul would jump only if the double foul occured after the jump ball ended.If it occured before the jump ball ended,anybody on the floor could re-jump.The rationale was that,because the original jump never ended,all the circumstances related to the original jump should still be in place.Double violations and simultaneous fouls were covered the same way.Any other old guys remember this?
You probably can't go wrong following 6-3-3f NOTE,though.