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No foul (by rule) on B2? | 5 | 15.63% | |
Foul (by rule) on B2 that gets ignored due to the earlier foul on B1? | 21 | 65.63% | |
Foul called on B2 instead of the earlier foul on B1? | 1 | 3.13% | |
Multiple Foul? | 5 | 15.63% | |
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Which happened first? That is all I care about.
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Your choices are not complete. If you don't call it, it is, by rule, not a foul.
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My answer is that the timing of the second foul as well how much the first foul affects the shot attempt will determine whether it is A or B. If the foul prevented the shot from having a chance to go in then I consider the try for goal to have ended and the ball would be dead when the contact by B2 occured. Contact would be ignored (if not flagrant or intentional). Answer A -- no foul by rule)
If on the other hand, the shooter was still able to get a shot off, the ball is in the air and the ball has not become dead yet. Therefore, it would be a foul by rule. Answer B ... I'm still not calling a multiple foul here if it was not excessive. |
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To Get To The Other Side ???
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4-19...A foul is an infraction of the rules which is charged and is penalized.Maybe it should have been a foul but by rule it wasn't since it wasn't charged and penalized.
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No, just another smoke screen by an official who won't admit they pass on what, by rule, should be called a multiple foul.
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Everybody here says you must report both fouls on a blarge "because of the case play." (that's not even what the case play says but that's another argument)
The case play for a multiple foul is infinitely more clear cut, and it actually has a corresponding rule in the book which says the same thing, while a blarge does not. But you never call a multiple foul. Why? Just cuz. There is no other reason. If you feel you must call the blarge, by all means do so, but a case play alone is obviously not reason enough.
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The only other alternative is that you're saying that you call every single contact a foul and that you never judge some contact to be incidental.
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