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Fri Jan 22, 2016, 01:19pm
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One foul or two?
Last half-minute of overtime, A up three points, and in possession. I'm the T.
A-1 is holding the ball near the division line. B-2 runs toward him and tries to foul, blocking him. (The play on the ball was minimal, but enough to go common.) The instant my whistle ends, B-2 shoves A-1 down. I immediately opted for the intentional foul. Were there no shove, I would've stuck with a common foul. However, it could be argued to go with a common and a technical, for the dead ball contact. Thoughts?
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