NBA Basketball rule question?

[Galaril]

I had a rules question related to technical fouls. If a technical occurs during a unintentional foul and is less than 5 fouls in that quarter for the team so ball goes out of bounds for a throw in how does the technical work? Is it still one foul shot or two in this case and does the team still get the ball out of bounds. Also, are there any two shot technical fouls or is it always one foul shot?

[stevew]

I'm pretty sure it's shoot the T, then the team that was fouled gets the inbound.

T's are always 1 shot in NBA, as far as I know.

If the team was in the penalty, they'd shoot the T, then shoot the 2 for the foul.

There's a breakaway(clear path) foul, which is 2 shots, plus the ball. Looks a lot like a technical.

There's also the Flagrant, which is 2 shots and the ball, which looks like a technical sometimes as well.

NBA: Flagrant foul penalty 1 (2 FT and ball) Flagrant foul penalty 2 (2 FT and ball; offender is ejected) Fighting foul (Technical foul, no FT's and offenders are ejected) Pushing foul (1 FT and ball; offender is ejected) Loose ball foul (1 FT plus penalty FT and ball) Elbow foul (offender is ejected)

[stevew]

WNBA.com: WNBA Rules Comparison

Yes, it's a wnba link, but it has rule differences.

[Galaril]

Originally Posted by stevew

WNBA.com: WNBA Rules Comparison

Yes, it's a wnba link, but it has rule differences.

Steve thanks.