What you got?

[Robert Goodman]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Well you cannot be a player unless you are one of the 22 in the game. Non-players are anyone including coach, substitute, attendant or replaced player. And the PF Rule 10-4 applies to players and non-players.

But the spot for a personal foul by a player is different from that for either an unsportsmanlike or nonplayer foul (i.e. a foul by a nonplayer).

What I want to know is, is it possible to commit a personal foul against someone who is in some sense an opponent, but is a nonplayer? If so, how do you know?