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Originally Posted by Mark Padgett
The referee's whistle in this case made the ball dead before the contact occurred
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Interesting. The shooter had obviously started the motion when the whistle was blown. But since the foul is against the coach and not a defensive
player, the ball becomes dead immediately?
4-11-1 says that continuous motion does not apply unless a defensive player commits a foul, blah blah blah.
But 4-11-2 says "opponent", not necessarily a player. And 6-7, exception C also says "opponent".
So does the T by the defensive coach cause the ball to become dead?
