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Originally posted by zebraman
Inkwiziter,
True..you no longer have to determine whether a thrown ball behind the arc was try or not. However...you still need to understand the rule of when a shot ends.
Similar to a three-point shot that is tipped by the defense as it's leaving the shooter's hand. If it goes, it's three points because the shot never ended. However, if the shooter launches an awful attempt that bounces off a defender's head and goes in, it's only two points because the shot has ended. Becoming more clear?
Z
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Yes, I think, we don't have to distiguish between a pass or a try, but the "pass" still has to have the attribute of a try. Let me know if I got that wrong.
Thanks!