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Originally Posted by griblets
Thanks for the video, JRut!
So, it appears that 3-points were awarded to Duke, and they were awarded the throw-in for the foul while the ball was in the air, which must mean that it was ruled a try.
However, was it a try for goal? Obviously, it was a pass. Wouldn't only two points be awarded if it's not a try? And, in this specific case, if not a try, wouldn't the ball become dead when the foul occurs, which was before the ball passed through the basket, resulting in no points and Duke's throw-in?
I feel there has been a thread on a hypothetical situation just like this in the past.
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The rule is that a ball thrown from behind the arc that goes in is to be counted as 3 points. The rule does not say that it is automatically a try if it goes in, just that it will get 3 points.
If there is a defensive foul, the ball is dead immediately unless a try is in progress.
Several have debated this in the past and there isn't a consensus.