Fri Nov 28, 2003, 10:48am
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Originally posted by bob jenkins
Quote:
Originally posted by rainmaker
Quote:
Originally posted by bob jenkins
If it's a foul by the player who shot, but has returned to the floor, then it's the same as any offensive foul -- the ball isn't dead until the try ends, under all codes.
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So....
if the shooter swears at you while he's in the air, the ball is dead, but if it's after he lands, the ball is still live until the try ends?
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I'm sorry, Juulie. I thought we were talking about personal fouls (which, when committed by an airborne shooter are PC fouls, except NCAA M).
If it's a T, then the "airborne shooter" rule doesn't apply. IF the ball is in the air, the ball doesn't become dead until the try ends -- the try will count if it's successful.
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Thanks, Bob. Here's a related question. If a Team A player commits a T away from the ball, while the ball is in the air, is that the same as a personal foul -- shot counts if it goes? Or is the ball dead at that moment? I'm talking Fed here.
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