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First I'm going to assume that the ball is already dead when A6 and B1 engage. That makes their fouls technicals. (If it was not, then it is a bit harder because B1 may receive a personal foul for contacting opponent A6. The book is not 100% clear on that point.) PLAYERS on the court fighting: a. B1 and B2 each receive flagrant Ts for fighting. Four FTs for Team A. Nothing to a coach. Two team fouls against B. Bench personnel entering the court and fighting: b. A6 receives a flagrant T for leaving the bench and fighting. Two FTs to Team B and one indirect to Coach A. One team foul against A. Bench personnel entering the court but do NOT fight: c. A7, A8, and B6 all receive flagrant Ts. Each coach gets one indirect. Two team fouls against A and one against B. Unequal number means two FTs for Team B. Summary: 1. Six disqualifications. B1, B2, A6, A7, A8, B6. 2. Coach A has two indirect Ts. Coach B has one. Both lose the box. 3. Add three team fouls to the count for each team. 4. Award team A four FTs. 5. Award team B four FTs. 6. Award the ball at the division line to Team B. *The NFHS is not clear on whether FTs from different categories can cancel. There is no indication that they do according to Summary section 8, but I wouldn't mind seeing a clarification from the committee which says that they can. If that were the case, then all FTs would cancel and the game would resume at the POI. |
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