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Originally Posted by SmokeEater
3) although the shot attempt has ended the player is still considered an airborne shooter until both feet are on the floor again.
Smoke,
Think about what your saying. It can't be both. Either the shot attempt has ended or it hasn't ended.
Team control ends on the release, not the shot attempt (which in proper terms is the act of shooting), at least not when the shooter is airborne.
Also, I have the 2006 FIBA Casebook in front of me. It says published by FIBA. For copies, contact the publisher at:
FIBA
Chemin de Blandonnet 8
PO Box 715
CH-1214 Vernier
Geneva
Switzerland
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