I've seen a bunch committed, but never seen one called.

That's what had me confused. Where do you get a dead ball on a <b>missed</b> field goal attempt?

JR, I believe that he is saying that the foul by A2 made the ball dead, not that the ball was already dead when the foul was committed.

Cool. Now somebody 'splain to me that if the foul was for A2 shoving B2, and that foul by A2 <b>made</b> the ball <b>dead</b>, then how can that foul can be a <b>technical</b> foul?

It wasn't. It was just a personal foul. The first technical foul came from this: "and some lip service from Team A… Whack!"

;)

Nevada, are you saying that A2 got a personal foul <b>and</b> a T? If so, where in the "Result" is B2's FT's for A2's personal foul?

There are not FTs for A2's personal foul because the personal foul happened before teh bonus was in effect.

Jeez Jr -- you seem to be chanelling VI on this thread (I mean, on this tread).

Stupid keyboard.

The way I read it, he wasn't suggesting that there was a FT being shot...just that there were less than 7 team fouls.

1. A1 releasted a try for FG.
2. A2 fouls B2 and FG misses (irrelavant).
   • Since the bonus is not in effect, no FTs.
3. During the dead ball, there is a T on A2
   • 2 FT's due to B.
4. Then T on B.
   • 2 FT's due to A
5. A's ball for a division line throwin.

The only time fouls offset is if they are at the same time....A2 and B2 commit their T's simultaneously. If there is any seperation in time (not game time, but real time) they are penalized indivudually and in order.

That's the way that I understand the situation, Camron. Unfortunately, the OP didn't make it crystal clear in his first post. That confused JR who seems to be having a tough day. :D

Well, geeze, why didn't you say that in the first place.:rolleyes:

Never mind.:D