Couple of scenarios

[OKREF]

Originally Posted by BigCat

1. Shooter was fouled in act of shooting. He, a player in control or an airborne shooter, then fouls a defender. The basket cannot count because of the second foul being player control. Shooter will get 2 throws with no players on the lane. Defense gets ball out of bounds after FTs. If last FT good, defense gets to run end line. 4.19.9A

Not correct for NHFS. Report both, team B gets a throw in on end line. Case Book 4.19.8 C

[deecee]

Originally Posted by OKREF

Not correct for NHFS. Report both, team B gets a throw in on end line. Case Book 4.19.8 C

I would agree here. The caseplay BigCat mentioned had to do with a foul during the shot then AFTER when the player was returning to the floor. This description sounds like they happened at the same time (in the act of shooting).

[BigCat]

Originally Posted by OKREF

Not correct for NHFS. Report both, team B gets a throw in on end line. Case Book 4.19.8 C

Not correct for NFHS. 4.19.9 is the relevant play. In the OP the officials are not making opposite calls on the very same action. There IS a shooting foul by defense and then a PC by offense. This is not a blarge. It is a False Double.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by BigCat

Not correct for NFHS. 4.19.9 is the relevant play. In the OP the officials are not making opposite calls on the very same action. There IS a shooting foul by defense and then a PC by offense. This is not a blarge. It is a False Double.

Two players fouled each other at approximately the same time. Isn't that the definition of a double foul?