Another Flop
 

A1 starts a drive to the basket guarded by B1.
B1 fakes being fouled and a signal is given and the official lets the play continue.
B1 fakes being fouled again and a signal is given and the official lets the play continue.
A1 scores the goal and the official stops the clock.

Warning recorded and then a technical?

By rule, yes, that would be the case. There were 2 faking being fouled offenses on the same play, so the offending team will receive both a warning and a technical foul.

This serves as the warning, even if it's not yet recorded in the book. It's why officials need to be big (not over the top) with the signal and give it twice.

I probably would only give one warning unless my partner or another official noticed one of these too.

Peace

This is the simple answer - of course, if my partner gives one signal and I give the other, I think we have to go to a Tech

I don't understand how that can stand as a warning, Ive seen it mentioned that in NCAA -w they treat it that way but I've yet to see anything that the NFHS has put out that treats it as such.

Warning, Danger Will Robinson ...
 

Agree.

Like many of you only high school guys, this is all new to me, but two faking being fouled "decisions" against the same (defensive) team during same live ball period (assumes no previous team warning for such) should not lead directly to technical foul.

These are team warnings and team technical fouls, not warnings or technical fouls on individual players.

Is the faking being fouled signal a "true" warning, or is it a true warning only when it's written in the scorebook and reported the head coach?

"But I was never officially warned, nor was a warning officially written in the scorebook?"

Knock It Off ...
 

"And I never got a chance to tell my players to knock it off."

If you are signaling the same act you would not go with 2 unless you observed two different things. That is possible BTW.

Peace