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Originally Posted by luvhoops
Now you know the source of the question, a trivia question asked at a meeting.
It is simple:
1) In one act/motion, A1 attempts an unsuccessful 3-point shot and is fouled by 5 defenders AT THE SAME TIME. How many points can theoretically be scored?
2) In one act/motion, A1 attempts an unsuccessful 3-point shot and is fouled by 5 defenders AT DIFFERENT TIMES. How many points can theoretically be scored?
Those are the plays. There is nothing more to add. There are no viewpoints, technical fouls, or any other information and we are not in space.
Who can simply provide a number and a case/rule as an answer?
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The rule on multiple fouls says "AT APPROXIMATELY THE SAME TIME"
All fouls during the second play will be "AT APPROXIMATELY THE SAME TIME". So, the second play is not a False Multiple Foul play; the second play is a Multiple Foul play.
The first play is also a Multiple Foul play.
So, both plays are adjudicated the same. 10 FTs.