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Old Sun Mar 05, 2006, 02:17am
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Originally posted by seneca_rec
Can someone please give the new definition of the team-control foul rule that was changed this year by the NFHS? Is any offensive foul now considered a team-control foul, and penalized with just a throw-in?
4-19-7: . . . A team control foul is a common foul committed by a member of the team that has team control."

The penalty indeed is just 'loss of ball' - a throw-in by the opponent at the spot nearest the foul.

Be certain that there is in fact team control. If, for example, a foul takes place during a shot, after the ball has been released, there is no team control and a foul by a teammate of the shooter would not be a 'team control foul'. If the bonus were in effect, the fouled party would be shooting.

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