Team gets to 10 fouls

[Adam]

No, you got #2 wrong. Since they should be penalized in the order they were called, the common foul remains the 7th. You don't shoot double bonus until the 10th foul, the 10th foul here was the T, the common foul was the 7th.

One and one, followed by the 6 T shots.

If a team racks up 3 Ts like this, I wouldn't lose any sleep about giving the opponent a double bonus instead of one and one.

Just to drive this home a bit; consider if the initial foul was the 6th (or 4th). That foul would get no free throws, and you would move immediately to the shots for the Ts.

[KJUmp]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

No, you got #2 wrong. Since they should be penalized in the order they were called, the common foul remains the 7th. You don't shoot double bonus until the 10th foul, the 10th foul here was the T, the common foul was the 7th.

One and one, followed by the 6 T shots.

If a team racks up 3 Ts like this, I wouldn't lose any sleep about giving the opponent a double bonus instead of one and one.

Just to drive this home a bit; consider if the initial foul was the 6th (or 4th). That foul would get no free throws, and you would move immediately to the shots for the Ts.

Ahhhh.....the light goes on!! Of course.....makes perfect sense.
Thanks Snags

[KJUmp]

Thanks Nevada.

I had them shooting of the foul shots in the right order. B1 was the first shooter. Then B HC had B3 shoot all 3 T's.

As you & Snags pointed out, I "out thought" myself on making the original 1&1 a 2 shot foul. He made the 1st, missed the 2nd. Team A won big, not that it matters BTW, while my screw-up had no bearing on the result of the game...it's still screw-up. I DID NOT KNOW THE RULE.

What if this happened in a close game? Got to get these things right. Also, even though I'm a "newbie", I can't assume that I'll always be working with an experienced vet who i can lean on when a complicated sitch occurs in a game.