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Originally Posted by zm1283
If the initial foul that started this was flagrant, it is a flagrant personal foul (Assuming the ball was live). The fouling player is disqualified because of the flagrant foul. There is no double technical here.
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Agreed, based on the information given here. For the player to get a technical, let alone two, he would have to have said or done something else after the initial personal foul. I don't get this from the OP. Perhaps the official thought the only way to eject someone is for them to get two technicals.
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