Quote:
|
Originally Posted by BillyMac
It looks like, what we have here is foul, horn, whistle, in that order.
By rule, doesn't the ball become dead when the foul occurs, not when the whistle is sounded to stop the clock for the foul?
By rule, doesn't the foul occur when it occurs, not when the whistle is sounded to stop the clock for the foul?
|
Billy, you can also have foul, whistle, horn in that order without putting time back on the clock. The whistle is actually irrelevant. You go by foul/immediate horn.
BITS gave you the relevant rules citations. Also see case book 5.6.2SitG.