Striking the backboard

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Camron Rust

...The only relevance to a FT is that GT on a FT is a T. If you think about it, there is no possible way to legally block a FT so GT is an deliberate infraction of the rules whereas BI is more about the distinction between a legal rebound and getting to the ball too early. In fact, GT on a FT means the shooter will be getting a substitute shot since, short of having excessively long arms, it would normally be impossible to block a FT without entering the lane.

Wouldn't a GT on a FT count as 1 point, therefore no need to shoot a substitute FT? We would then shoot 2 FTs for the technical foul?