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Originally posted by Camron Rust
Now allowing the shooter to follow through has nothing to do with it. There is no advantage or disadvantage there. Once the ball is gone. The follow through in only a good indication of good form prior to the release.
It may or may not still be a foul but the reasons would be different.
In this case, the displacement is the foul...not the prevention of the followthrough.
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Exactly.
Once the ball is released, what happens to the hand has absolutely no effect on the shot. The ball is gone.
It's no different than a QB getting cream the split second AFTER the release. What happened behind the ball is of no consequence.
As for the play, if the player is displaced, I have a foul.
But I don't think my game will go down the tubes if I don't make that call.
