My correctable error

[chymechowder]

Question from a rookie official:

Does an intentional foul "trump" a team control foul?

Say A1 is dribbling and backing over the division line into his front court. He dribbles it off his foot and it rolls into his backcourt. B1 runs past A1 to retrieve the ball. A1 grabs B1 by the back of the shirt to prevent B1 from scooping it up en route to an easy layup?

So is this intentional? Two shots and possession for B?

Or is it a TC foul? Just a throw-in for B?

[just another ref]

Originally Posted by chymechowder

Question from a rookie official:

Does an intentional foul "trump" a team control foul?

Say A1 is dribbling and backing over the division line into his front court. He dribbles it off his foot and it rolls into his backcourt. B1 runs past A1 to retrieve the ball. A1 grabs B1 by the back of the shirt to prevent B1 from scooping it up en route to an easy layup?

So is this intentional? Two shots and possession for B?

Or is it a TC foul? Just a throw-in for B?

A team control foul is a common foul. If the foul is deemed intentional it is not a common foul.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by just another ref

A team control foul is a common foul. If the foul is deemed intentional it is not a common foul.

...and is two shots and the ball, even if committed by a player on the team in control.

[JugglingReferee]

Originally Posted by chymechowder

Question from a rookie official:

Does an intentional foul "trump" a team control foul?

Say A1 is dribbling and backing over the division line into his front court. He dribbles it off his foot and it rolls into his backcourt. B1 runs past A1 to retrieve the ball. A1 grabs B1 by the back of the shirt to prevent B1 from scooping it up en route to an easy layup?

So is this intentional? Two shots and possession for B?

Or is it a TC foul? Just a throw-in for B?

Originally Posted by Camron Rust

...and is two shots and the ball, even if committed by a player on the team in control.

Yes, you might consider the penalty for the INT, pointed out by Camron, "trumps" that of a common foul and the example you gave is exactly why the INT trumps a common foul.