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Old Wed May 08, 2002, 09:24pm
Mark T. DeNucci, Sr. Mark T. DeNucci, Sr. is offline
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Originally posted by ChuckElias
I'm not worried. But I'm just unclear as to exactly how the rule will be interpreted. My hope is that we'll still shoot the bonus if there's a foul during a scramble for a loose ball; b/c that's not what we typically think of as an "offensive foul". Player control fouls and illegal screens, no shots; I love it. But if nobody has control of the ball, I think we should still shoot it. Just my opinion.

Chuck

Chuck, please, do not use the term "offensive foul" when refering to NFHS/NCAA rules. There is no such animal in NFHS/NCAA rules. When a Player A1 commits a personal foul, there can only be ball conditions: 1) Team A has control of the ball; 2) Team B has control of the ball; or 3) neither Team A or Team B has control of the ball.
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