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Sun Feb 21, 2016, 01:39pm
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What BlueDevil said.
Bob J also. Hard body box out foul or a lodged ball with an Alternate Possession. Foul every time it's, protection and sportsmanship. 
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Sun Feb 21, 2016, 01:58pm
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Thinking about it slightly differently, what if it was a dribbler who got body bumped at approximately the same time they traveled? Would you enforce both, report the foul, and go AP? No way. Decide which came first and go from there. If it's close, I'm going with the foul.
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Mon Feb 22, 2016, 05:10pm
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Interestingly, this could be considered a case where the whistle makes the ball dead as there is a degree of judgement in determining that the ball is lodged. I've seen balls thought to be lodged slowly become "unlodged" following the whistle prior to any attempts to manually dislodge it. To my memory, there isn't any defined period for how long the ball has to remain in the lodged position, so the situation requires the judgement of an official to declare it lodged. If you whistled for the foul before you or anyone else could whistle for the lodged ball, I think we know which you judged to come first.
From that point, the proper enforcement has already been discussed.
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Mon Feb 22, 2016, 06:34pm
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Whether the ball was stuck or not, the shot was missed. So unless a teammate of the shooter got the rebound (aka "got player/team control") before the foul was called then we have a common foul against B1.
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