one more from the study guide

[Nevadaref]

Disclaimer this is merely an amusing side note. It is NOT the current rule.

Prior to the NFHS instituting the POI rule, the double personal foul in this scenario would have trumped the awarding of the possession to Team B following the FTs. The two players involved in the double foul would have to take part in a jump ball in the center circle to resume the game.

That change may be the point behind the testers putting this question on your study guide.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

Disclaimer this is merely an amusing side note. It is NOT the current rule.

Prior to the NFHS instituting the POI rule, the double personal foul in this scenario would have trumped the awarding of the possession to Team B following the FTs. The two players involved in the double foul would have to take part in a jump ball in the center circle to resume the game.

That change may be the point behind the testers putting this question on your study guide.

Thanks for that frame of reference. I had forgot all about the POI.

[just another ref]

all agree on the answer to the question as written, let's analyze further. In reality, if two players start fouling each other during technical free throws, isn't it likely to be considered a fight? Also, as for the possibility of B1 entering the circle to foul A1 during the free throw, wouldn't we have a technical for unsporting behavior when he entered the circle?