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Originally Posted by jritchie
Why are the two situations given in the case book different?
Part A says if tied, then the free throws will be part of the overtime
Part B says if team that got T, is leading you shoot the free throws as part of the 4th quarter to see if other team can tie to force OT or win.
I think that was part of the confusion, doesn't make sense that they are treated differently.
Since Part B is part of the 4th quarter, I don't understand why they both wouldn't be. You haven't started the overtime yet, and a player or coach did something stupid after regulation, so they should treat them both as part of the 4th quarter and shoot to win the game. Just my opinion..
But thanks for the case book play, it helps, even though I don't agree.  |
Just to satisfy my curiosity, is the potential for this there until the officials leave the floor/exit the gym? In the case of the team with the lead committing the offense, not a tie game.