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Tue Dec 13, 2022, 09:22am
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If the ball was live, this would be an intentional personal foul. Since the ball is dead, it's an intentional technical foul.
Use the "but not limited to" clause in the definition of intentional foul if the "while the ball is live" part bothers you. 
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Tue Dec 13, 2022, 09:39am
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All fouls are put into two categories. They are either a personal foul or a technical foul. When the ball is dead and a foul is called, it can only be a technical foul. You can have intentional or flagrant fouls take place during a dead ball or a live ball.
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