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Originally Posted by Mark Padgett
I wonder how one of these guys would feel if they were in the process of this streak and one of their teammates violated? Would that count as a miss in the official stats?
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NFHS Stats Manual:
The only times an FTA is charged on a violation is if the shooter fails to hit the rim or commits a violation him/herself. I'm not sure where my NFHS Stats manual is offhand so I can't provide an exact citation.
NCAA Stats Manual:
"SECTION 2—FREE THROWS
Article 1. A free-throw attempt (FTA) is charged any time a player shoots a free throw and there is no violation (or technical for goaltending) during the throw, with these exceptions:
(a) An attempt as well as a free throw made is credited if the shot is made and there is a violation by the defense.
(b) An attempt is charged if the only penalized violation is for the failure of the throw to touch the rim."
-- §2 of the NCAA Stat Manual
And to answer snaqwell's question:
If a player misses a shot and is fouled, an attempt is
not charged unless either (1) the shot scores or a basket is awarded, or (2) the foul is ruled to have occurred after the shot.
For an exact wording, see §1 of the NCAA Basketball Stat Manual