Question:

A-1 is erroneously awarded a 1-1. A-1 makes the first and misses the second, which is rebounded by B-1 who passes to B-2 who scores. The error is now recognized before the ball is at disposal of team A. Official cancels, the free throw, counts B-2's basket and resumes play from the point of interruption. Is the official correct?

Answer: ???

I said yes, however the thing that I question is the counting of B-2's basket.

Thanks,
Mike

Yes.

Count the bucket. All activity between when a correctible error occurs and when it is discovered stands.

Well not ALL activity stands, but you are mostly correct. For example a common foul committed during an unmerited free throw would be nullified. Rules 2-10-4 and 2-10-5 cover this, Mike.

2-10-4 covers unsporting, flagrant, intentional or technical fouls. A common foul would not be nullified.

That's incorrect, Rick. From 2-10-4 "...Activity ... OTHER THAN unsporting, flagrant, intentional or technical fouls shal be canceled."

Thus, common fouls (being other than the above) are cancelled.

I see. Count those but don't count those. Thanks