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While waiting to do a varsity game last week I saw the following situation: A1 is dribbling the ball down the floor when the Trail gives a T to B1. During the dead ball time, but before the T is reported to the table, the Lead gives a T to A3. Live ball T on B1 and dead ball T on A3. One official reported both T's (problem #1)-I assume Lead should have reported his and Trail should have reported his T. Then the reporting official reports the T's offset and thus there will be no free throws (problem #2)-both teams should have shot two free throws. Now comes the confusing part-who gets the ball after both teams shot free throws?
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why would it come to alternating possession if the technicals were not called simultaneously?
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twref is correct - this a false double foul - see 4-19-8. According to the summary of penalties for fouls, item 7 , each foul carries it's own penalty. They are administered in the order that they occurred:
1. Team A gets 2 shots 2. Team B gets 2 shots 3. Team B gets the ball for inbound at the division line. |
Sorry, got caught up in the same official reporting both Ts. Guess I probably should read the thread before posting :D
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I saw 4-19-8. I still don't understand why B gets the ball. Is it because A was the last team to get the T?
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If they occurred close in time, they can be considered simultanous. Of course, <b>approximately</b> is not defined so that is up to the judegement of the official. Also, the timing of the whistles may or may not have accurately represented the timing of the infractions. |
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