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Originally posted by cmathews
How about them thinking the foul occured after the horn sounded, or maybe the shot didn't get released before the horn sounded???
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You are correct about the foul occuring after the horn, but if a foul occurs before the horn but the shoot is not released until after the horn, the foul still happened and no matter whether the field goal attempt went in or not, it does not count that the fouled player will get two free throw attempts with no time on the clock and nobody on the free throw lane.
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