missed foul

[Dbyb]

Here’s the situation:

Team A is up by 4 points with less than one minute to play in the game. Coach of team B instructs his players to foul and we call two quick fouls and Team A is now in the bonus. Team A in bounds the ball near the center line. I am the lead on the baseline and a team B player wraps his arms around a team A player that is 20 feet from the player with the ball and is an obvious attempt to stop the clock.

By rule this is an intentional foul which I call while closing in quickly on the players. Team B coach takes exception to my call and storms onto the court waving his arms. I then call a technical foul on the coach. As I pass my partner on the way to the table, I inform him that we will be shooting two free throws for the intentional foul and then two for the technical foul and then administer the ball at half court to Team A. So far so good. The game then ends without further drama, with Team A winning by 6.

In the locker room my young partner says he was confused about the play procedure because of the foul he called. What?????? He then says that he also called a foul on the team B player that was guarding the dribbler up top which would have been a one and one situation for team A. He says that he assumed that I knew that he called the foul and that I had decided that mine was first. Our whistles must have blown at exactly the same time because I did not hear his whistle and his arm when we made eye contact.

1) Am I correct that this really was a false multiple foul situation (4-19-12) and that we should have administered the one and one, then the intentional, then the technical per 10-6-Penalty 7)?

2) If the common foul had been first, wouldn’t the procedure have been the same because the dead ball would not have negated the intentional foul per 4-19-1 Note?