Dead ball foul

[CTom]

I was reffing (alone) a junior high game that had many fouls. In the mid-4th quarter BEFORE I placed the at the hands of the inbounder of team A I saw post A2 and B1 players pushing and told them to break it up. Then,as I was about to hand the ball to inbounder A1, his teammate A2 shoved player B1 hard. I called a technical foul on A2 (which fouled him out). I felt the T was needed to set a (late) signal to clean.
From what I've indicated does this call seem justified?

How are dead ball fouls on inbounds plays usually penalized?

Does any player on team B get to shoot the free throws on the fould I described in paragraph one?

I read Rule 4,Section 19,Art. 5 but could not find a defenite answer.

Thank you for the replies.

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally posted by CTom
Then,as I was about to hand the ball to inbounder A1, his teammate A2 shoved player B1 hard. I called a technical foul on A2 (which fouled him out).

1)How are dead ball fouls on inbounds plays usually penalized?

2)Does any player on team B get to shoot the free throws on the foul I described in paragraph one?

As it's a dead-ball contact foul, the correct call is either an intentional or flagrant technical foul. Rules 4-19-1NOTE & 4-19-5(c).

1) Same as any technical foul- 2 FT's with no one lined up, followed by a throw-in at center.

2) Any player(s) can shoot either FT, including in-coming subs.