Fri May 27, 2005, 01:48pm
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Originally posted by rainmaker
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Originally posted by johnnyrao
Did I call this right last night? It was a men's rec league game. A1 shoots and B2, setting up to rebound, hammers A2 and displaces him. I call a pushing foul on B2. A1's shot goes in. A1's shot was in the air before the foul. I counted the basket and awarded A the ball for a throw in. Coach B complained that the goal should not count or he should get the ball back since the goal counted. I think we were right in awarding A the two points and giving A the ball back on the foul by B2. Team A was not in the bonus at the time.
By the way, the game went three OTs and the first and second OT ended on a buzzer shot to tie it and send it to another one. Fun night.
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If the foul happened before A1 returned to the floor, then you should have called it on the shot and given a free throw. If A1 had returned to the floor, and A was not in the bonus, then score the basket and A gets the ball back.
What would Coach B suggest as a penalty for the foul if either the goal doesn't count or B should get the ball? Talk about weird thinking...
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Rainmaker, reread his post....A2 got fouled after A1 shot. Whether A1 landed is not important in this stich. :-)
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