double personal foul

[Adam]

The definition of POI includes AP as a last resort. There are certain situations, however, that go AP by rule rather than POI. Simultaneous FT violation, non-throwin lodged in the rim, held balls, new quarters. For some of these, it doesn't make a difference (rim lodge and Simultaneous FT violation); for others (held balls), it might.

[Scratch85]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

The definition of POI includes AP as a last resort. There are certain situations, however, that go AP by rule rather than POI. Simultaneous FT violation, non-throwin lodged in the rim, held balls, new quarters. For some of these, it doesn't make a difference (rim lodge and Simultaneous FT violation); for others (held balls), it might.

Am I missing any situations that go AP by rule rather than POI when I say they are listed in 6-4-3(a,b,c & f) and to start 2nd, 3rd and 4th quarters?

Edited: This is a legitimate question and not intended to bait anyone. I fear I am missing a situation that ruins my whole thought process.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Scratch85

Am I missing any situations that go AP by rule rather than POI when I say they are listed in 6-4-3(a,b,c & f) and to start 2nd, 3rd and 4th quarters?

Edited: This is a legitimate question and not intended to bait anyone. I fear I am missing a situation that ruins my whole thought process.

No, I think you got it.

[hugheske44]

Thanks again guys! Getting ready to head to the game now...gonna have to bring a snickers bar since I was wrong, we didnt even bet, but I figure I owe him something,lol. Ill def be looking back to the explainations for Mondays meeting!~