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What kind of foul is this?
A1 is fouled by B1 in the act of shooting. B1 then tells the official that his call is horse-sh**. B1 is charged with a technical foul. As the official nears the reporting area, he hears a crowd reaction and turns around to see A1 clapping in the face of B1. A technical foul is then charged to A1. These technicals are several seconds apart BTW.
How is the penalties assessed in this situation? I will give my answer or what I think when I get some feedback. Peace |
Ah, the dreaded false multiple/double cryptofoul.
I'm going false doubles on the Ts. B gets the final two free throws and the ball. |
Assessed in the order in which they occurred. A1 shoots 2 for the personal. Any A player shoots 2 for the T. Any B player shoots 2 for A1's T. B gets the ball at the division line.
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Glad you posted this here. I was waiting for Tanner to do so.
Seems that the majority will agree with us. |
I'm guessing the argument was that the two Ts should be classed as a Double Foul.
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Peace |
I'll get the discussion on the right track.
What is the definition of "approximately the same time"? |
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Personally, I wouldn't think it included a time period long enough for an official to get close to the reporting area with his back turned to the play.
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Even if you give up "approximately the same time," which is debatable, the fouls were not committed by the opponents against each other. No way is this a double T.
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I'm going with it being close enough related to same play. Double T. I know this is not part of OP. but do we have any help from a partner(s)? I guarantee you A not waiting a few seconds and then deciding he's gonna go over and clap in B's face.
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Enforcement is the same as a double T. |
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