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Sat Nov 19, 2016, 11:45pm
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Yes, the mandatories will still be taken. The team will be charged a timeout...which is excessive. Upon resuming play, the opponent will shoot a free throw for the excessive timeout. Under NBA rules, following a T for excessive TO's the opponent is also awarded possession of the ball.
If a team only has a 20 left, they'd be charged a TO and lose their 20. Correction: The 20 can not be used as a mandatory. Therefore, the earlier situation would apply
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