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Originally Posted by billyu2
What type of "infraction" are you calling in this situation? Non-flagrant or flagrant? The OP says we have an "altercation" which subsequently results in the coach coming on the floor to control his players. If the officials define this to be a "fighting" situation, the rule you cite clearly says no free throws are awarded. If the fouls are not flagrant, I agree with your statement.
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The action by the players on the court may or may not be a fight....that is judgement. As described, I'm probably not calling it a fight.
Wed Nov 06, 2019, 12:23pm
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