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Seems pretty clearly to be a false double. Of course, the second one is flagrant. Does that make a difference? I don't think so, but I could be wrong, obviously.
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Penalize in order of the occurance end in two shots for Team A and the ball at Mid Court B1 is disqualified Stew |
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Don't have my books with me, so this is from the hip.
I know for a fact if A1 taunts B1, and then B1 punches A1, BOTH players are ejected, because A1's action caused B1 to throw the punch. This is in the handy-dandy "illustrated" rule book the NFHS has. Maybe some of the big wigs here can tell me if this also relates to a pushing foul by A1. If A1's push "caused" B1 to retaliate and punch, A1 should also be tossed, IMHO. |
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Heresay Sitch: B1 gets rebound. A1 throws forearm in back of B1's head. B1 turns, pushes back and throws 2 punches. (Interim is vague)Team B players (count unknown) and Head coach rush onto floor to break up fight. Don't know about Team A. Final result: Push on A1. Nothing else. Ugly. |
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Sounds like a flagrant personal and a flagrant technical to me. Too many officials want to be Mr. Nice Guy. TCB!
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