Dead Ball Losing Focus

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.

I don't understand your question. Please give me an example.

I agree that both players in the video committed TFs. The question is: Are these two separate fouls a FDF or do we have Fighting Fouls which would have them offset each other and both players being Disqualified. If one does not want the incident in the video to be a FDF then one has to rule the fouls as part of a Fighting Foul.

MTD, Sr.

No, the question is are the technical fouls in the video (two players throwing the ball at each other) penalized as a false double foul with FTs attempted in order of occurrence or do they constitute a double foul with no FTs resulting.

To create an analogous situation, I replaced the tossing of the ball in the video with verbal insults being exchanged. So the sequence would be: A1 is fouled by B1. A1 says something unsporting to B1 and B1 replies with an unsporting remark. Are you going to shoot two FTs or six?

[frezer11]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

To create an analogous situation, I replaced the tossing of the ball in the video with verbal insults being exchanged. So the sequence would be: A1 is fouled by B1. A1 says something unsporting to B1 and B1 replies with an unsporting remark. Are you going to shoot two FTs or six?

I've never actually considered a scenario where you shoot 2-2-2 or more and flip flop ends of the court between each set. It's too bad there isn't a provision that would allow you to shoot them all at one end and then all at the other, provided you shoot the last set on the end of the team who will ultimately inbound the ball. While that's certainly not a high priority provision, if this scenario did occur, it would just look sort of weird going back-and-forth.