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Originally posted by ChuckElias
It can only happen if the defense does it. This is b/c the ball does not become dead during the FT when the defense commits a lane violation.
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If the offense attempted to GT the FT, the play would be dead immediately when the player stepped into the lane, therefore the GT would be ignored. No T.
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Actually, I can think of a few ways where it
could be possible for the offense to commit a live ball GT on a FT.
If there is a defensive lane line violation, a subsequent offensive player in the lane is NOT a violation. The ball remains live until the try is made or missed. That offensive player could still commit GT.
There are also a few FT shooters who line up non-center on the FT line. It could be possible for a player on the lane to touch the ball without having their feet cross the line before they touch the ball.