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Sun Feb 04, 2018, 04:49pm
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It is actually it is treated like a simultaneous violation. You would go to the AP arrow and give the ball to the team that has the arrow.
If there were more FTs (which you clearly stated there was not) then they would get to shoot those if they were entitled to them. Obviously, that would not apply to a 1 and 1 bonus free throw situation. Peace
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