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Originally posted by Hawks Coach
Forget the airborne shooter provision. If the player has started the motion that normally ends in a shot and they are fouled, they are considered to be fouled in the act of shooting. It seems to me that if you rule that the act of shooting occurred before the foul, and foul before the horn, you still have a foul in the act even if the horn goes first.
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A try begins with the habitual motion blah blah blah. An airborne shooter is a player in the air who was released the ball on a try. We agree in this play there was a foul on the try but there was not an airborne shooter since the try was never released.