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Originally Posted by Camron Rust
I disagree. There is no ambiguity on a made goal making the ball dead....there are no exceptions attached to that line.
You skipped a part in the case citation that changes the meaning.
6.7.4's point about making the ball dead immediately is right. The underlying situation is that the shot was still in flight. They go on to say that even if it wasn't and had already gone in, the goal still doesn't count. That statement does not support the claim that the ball is still live after a made goal.
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Correct. The exception is attached to 6-7-7 in regards to a foul which occurs by a defender during a try for goal or by an airborne shooter returning to the floor.