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During the fourth quarter, an intentional personal foul is ruled against B-4 for fouling A-1 near the bench in frontcourt.
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A-5 attempts to dunk the ball and jams the ring instead. The ball pops up moving to the left. A-5 grabs the ring momentarily for safety reasons. A-5 is unable to grab the ball which is outside the imaginary cylinder but manages to deflect the ball to a teammate.
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A technical foul is ruled against Team B during the fourth quarter. A-1 attempts and misses the first free throw for the technical foul. The coach of Team A wants A-3 to attempt the second free throw.
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During the first quarter, a foul is ruled against B-4. At this point it is discovered that B-4 is wearing #26. A check of the scorebook shows players with numbers 27, 28 and 29.
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Team A is leading by two points with under two minutes to go. While A-1 is attempting to dribble up the court in backcourt, the ball gets away from A-1. The ball is headed towards out of bounds when the Lead grants a timeout request to Team A’s head coach. The ball ends up out of bounds.
Handle the situation.