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Old Wed May 08, 2002, 11:57pm
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As I have said in a previous thread - this is definitely one area that is handled much more clearly and easier (IMHO)in FIBA rules. To clarify:

Any common foul committed by a player whose team is in possession does not result in free throws, regardless of the number of team fouls committed.

I'm not sure I understand why people are trying to over complicate an issue which I think is a pretty straight forward rule.

As an aside - many people I know have commented on how FIBA rules are getting closer to NBA/NFHS/NCAA (aka US rules). It is interesting to see the opposite also occurring (although I am sure that Mark D will point out that the US is simply regressing to an old rule!). Personally I feel that in 5 to 10 years the rules will basically be the same - probably the main difference will be the shape of the key - and in this case I prefer the FIBA model
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