What is the consequence of faking if there has already been a foul on the same play?

In the context of basketball officiating, when there is a foul already committed on the same play, the act of faking does not warrant a warning or further consequences typically associated with unsportsmanlike behavior. The rationale is that the presence of an existing foul overrides the need for any additional penalization for the act of faking. The officiating crew's focus remains on addressing the initial foul, ensuring that the game's integrity is maintained and that players are aware of how their actions are being monitored. Therefore, if a player fakes in this scenario after a foul has been called, it does not lead to extra disciplinary action like a warning, as the situation has already been addressed with the primary foul.